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Is it safe or unsafe to share?

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THINK

Is it safe or unsafe to share?

Sharing Information Online

Sometimes we share information online, but is everything safe to share online?

Use the THINK rule to sort the cards.

  • T = True.

  • H = Helpful.

  • I = Important.

  • N = Necessary.

  • K = Kind.

Example:

Is this safe to share?

“My home address is 45 Main Road.”

Drag and Drop

Safe to Share:

Unsafe to Share:



First name.

Phone number.

Favourite colour.

Home address.

Drag and Drop

Safe to Share:

Unsafe to Share:



Parent’s phone number.

Favourite game.

Favourite sport.

School name.

Drag and Drop

Safe to Share:

Unsafe to Share:



Pet’s name.

Full name.

Password.

Favourite food.

Drag and Drop

Safe to Share:

Unsafe to Share:



Hobbies.

Where you live.

Favourite subject.

Your location.

Drag and Drop

Safe to Share:

Unsafe to Share:



Favourite animal.

Your bank details.

A photo of your house.

Favourite cartoon.

Change the following sentence to make it safer:

  • “My name is Thandi. I am 8 years old. I live at 15 Palm Street. My favourite game is football.”