Real or Fake Online: teacher key
Staying Safe Online, grade 5 edition, written for 5th grade. Not everything online is true, and not every message is safe. Learn how to check a source, spot a trick and keep your accounts and details protected.
Read the book. Print this page for the key.
Questions and answers
- What is the first step in the SIFT method?
- Trace claims
- Find better coverage
- Stop (answer)
- What can scammers do with fake websites?
- Try to steal passwords or other personal information (answer)
- Fix your device
- Make your passwords stronger
- What does a pop-up that offers a free prize but asks for your personal details tell you?
- It is a safe gift
- It can be a scam (answer)
- It is from a friend
- Which is a common sign of phishing?
- A message that pushes you to act right away (answer)
- A message from a friend you know
- A message with no links
- What do privacy settings let you do?
- Choose who can see your profile and posts (answer)
- Delete your name
- Block all apps
- What is the first step if someone is unkind to you online?
- Answer them
- Tell an adult you trust (answer)
- Post about it
Words
- misinformation: false things spreading
- SIFT: four checking moves
- phishing: tricks for information
- cyberbullying: unkind acts online