23. Personal privacy and security are just as important
online as they are offline.
Protect yourself with a strong password.
A strong password can secure your personal
information, and help prevent scammers from
stealing your personal info online.
24. Don’t forget to switch your password up:
● Don’t use the same password for multiple sites.
● Create a few different variations of the same password
for different accounts.
● Make it memorable, but avoid using personal information
like names or birthdays.
Teacher Instructions: Chat through taking a memorable phrase, like “Be Awesome!,” and disguise it using a combination of letters, symbols and numbers to create a secure password. See example on next slide.
Teacher Instructions: Pass out shape cut outs if you haven’t already. Students should cut out shapes to prep for upcoming activities.
Teacher Instructions: Rearrange and update the shapes with symbols (circles), numbers (hexagons), and letters (squares) to have the class use their cut out shapes (from printable sheet) on their desk to recreate this password.
Teacher Instructions: Have the class create their own individual passwords using their cut out shapes. Have them write in their own letters, numbers, and symbols into the shapes that coincide with each - symbols (circles), numbers (hexagons), and letters (squares).
Teacher Instructions: Have the class try to remember their passwords at the end of the day.
Students can circle two choices. The correct answers are “password” and “123456.”
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