Talking+Safely+Online+-+Rebecca+&+Maddie

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 * ==Vocabulary﻿ ==
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 * ﻿What is the difference between internet friends and real life, face to face pals?


 * The difference is someone you meet online you have not really met in person. People who you meet online can lie about who they are. They can really be someone who is not safe to talk to. Face to face pals you have met in person and know that they are safe to be around. They are people you can really trust. You can not trust someone you meet online because you do not know all about them and who they really are behind their lies.
 * You should never share private information online, unless you talk to an adult to make sure you can. (Your parents would probably say no, but just check in case you can.)
 * If someone asks you for personal information on the internet you should not reply or you could say you don't need to know my private information.

what i know
 * Don't talk badly to people online
 * Get to know your pal before you friend them

What i want to know How do you find friends online How do you know if they are good or bad people Important vocabulary uncomfortable: Anxious; uneasy Monitor: Someone who closely observes and controls a situation, like a referee