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It's time to test what we remember about Internet Safety and then play some fun Internet Safety Games!

To get started:

1. Leave this page open and open Microsoft Word. This will open up a new blank document. This is what you want so go to step 2!

2. Type the title Internet Safety Wrap-Up and your name at the top of the document. You can use any font you want or do the title in Word Art - it's up to you.

3. Save your document with a name you'll remember.

4. Answer the 12 questions below in your Word document. Visit the sites listed if you need help with the answer. You don't need to type the question and you don't need to use full sentences in your answers. You do need to number your answers! Do you remember how to automatically number in a Word document? If you don't know how to do this raise your hand and ask!

5. Once you've answered all 12 questions, save your document and then you can go to the games section and play any of the games listed.

The sites you visit will open up in a new window (or tab if you have a newer browser). Just close the window (or tab) to return to this page and continue with the next question. Complete all of the questions before you go on to the games section!

What Do We Remember:

1. What information should you NEVER give out online?
   (If you need help in remembering, go to http://www.netsmartzkids.org/uyn/uyn.htm and watch the video)
2. How long should a password be? And who, other than you, can know what your passwords are?
   (Don’t know? Can’t remember? Watch the Password Rap video at http://www.netsmartzkids.org/uyn/passwordrap.htm)
3. What should you do if you get an email from someone that you don’t know?
   (You should remember this but if not it’s in the same video that we watched to answer #1)
4. What should you do if someone that you’ve met online wants to meet you in real life?
   (This one is really important – Watch the video at http://www.netsmartzkids.org/uyn/boylovedim.htm to review what you should do!)
5. What should you do before you open any attachment you get in email, even if it’s from someone you know, or download any file from the Internet?
   (If you’re not sure, watch the video at http://www.netsmartzkids.org/uyn/virusrap.htm)
6. What does UYN mean?

The next 5 questions ask you to identify with WizziWig would do this. If you can’t remember which WizziWig is which, go to http://www.netsmartzkids.org/activities/nsrules/index.htm and watch Meet The WizziWigs.

7. Which WizziWig would send email to everyone on the Internet if they could?
8. Which WizziWig tries to get you to meet them in the real world?
9. This WizziWig types in all CAPS or uses mean and rude language. Who is it?
10. This WizziWig needs to get a life. They spend all of their time on the Internet. Which WizziWig is this?
11. This WizziWig is always watching you and wants to sell you things or sell your personal information to other people. Who is this?

12. Who should you ask or tell if you see anything online that makes you uncomfortable or scared?

Internet Safety Games:

• NetSmartz Kids Games: Try NetSmartz Agents, Puzzle Palooza or Clicky's Quest to start and then move on to any of the other games. Games load in the top part of the screen so click on the game you want and scroll back up to play the game.
• Through the Wild Web Woods: Reach the Fabulous "E" City by making your way through the Wild Web Woods. Collect Info, Privacy, Security & Awareness Coins along the way. Use your arrow keys to move your hero through the woods.
• SurfSwell Island: Visit the island for some Adventures in Internet Safety with some characters you'll recognize!
• Faux Paw's Fun Zone: Watch the video and play the Internet Panic Game.

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