Our Digital Footprint - Challenge 6

We have spent a lot of time in class talking about how to be safe on line.  Here is our list of things to remember:
1. Keep your private information private!
     *Don't give out your last name.
     *Don't give out your phone number.
     *Don't give out your address.
     *Don't give out your birthday.
     *Never share your passwords.
2.  Check your privacy settings.
3.  Only go to sites your teacher or parents say are okay.
4.  Be nice and say kind words.
5.  Be yourself.
6.  Be truthful.
7.  Think before you post.
8.  If you see something bad online turn it off and tell your parents.
9.  Remember not everything on the internet is true.
10. Once you put it online it is there for good.

We hope this video makes you think about your digital footprint.  

Are you leaving a positive mark on the world?

World Read Aloud Day

March 6^th was World Read Aloud Day.

We learned that 793 million people cannot read!  We spent extra time reading that day.  We also thought of some ways that we could help people that don’t know how to read.  Here are some of our ideas:

We can read for them.

We can read to them.

We can help someone when they get stuck on a word.

We can give them a book that’s easier to read and then keep pushing them with harder books.

We can show little kids the pictures in a book..

We can give books away that we don’t read anymore.

 We can teach someone how to read.

We can be a good friend and not make fun of someone who can’t read well. 

We can record a book for people to listen to.

We can do a lot of things to help, what can you do?

Dignity For All

Here is our class project from February.  We hope you enjoy it.

Merry Christmas!