The document outlines guidelines for safe online behavior, emphasizing kindness, truthfulness, and respect when interacting with others. It advises against sharing personal information and highlights the importance of following parental rules and reporting bullying. Additionally, it underscores the need to protect oneself from online dangers while adhering to legal and ethical standards in digital communication.

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3. Trustworthy
& Loyal
Helpful
& Friendly
Obedient
& Cheerful
Thrifty
& Brave
Clean
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Courteous
& Kind

4. It’s ok to share
information about
your friends
online.

5. No. Share
information only
if you have
permission.

6. If I find a picture
of my friend I can
add silly text to it?

7. Do the right thing
when sharing
other people’s
words or pictures.

8. I’m playing a game
with my friend and
we promised not to
ask others for help
but I really want to
win.

9. Uphold
agreements you
make with friends
when you play
games with them.

10. It’s ok to pretend
to be someone else
online – that keeps
me safe.

11. Be safe, but also be
truthful with
others online.

12. It’s ok to pretend
to be your friend
because he said it
was ok.

13. No. Never pretend
to be someone else.
Always be truthful
about who you are.

14. I have a friend who
is being teased
online. What
should I do?

15. Be helpful and
friendly. 

16. It’s ok to say mean
things in a chat
when playing a
game, it’s part of
the game, right?

17. No always be
friendly and kind.

18. There is someone
mean to me at
school. I can post
what I think of him
if it’s true?

19. No. Always be
friendly, courteous,
and kind.

20. There is a site all
my friends use and
I think it is unsafe.
It asks for lots of
personal
information.

21. Tell a parent,
teacher, or trusted
adult. Be helpful.

22. One of my friends is
being teased and
bullied. He’s upset.
What should I do?

23. Be helpful and
friendly. Encourage
him to report it.

24. I found a great
article online. Can
I copy and paste it
to use in my
homework?

25. Always ask
permission and
give credit to
people who created
the work.

26. I don’t have to be
nice in a game. I
don’t even know
the other players.

27. False. Always be
courteous and kind.
How would you feel
if the other player
was mean to you?

28. I should never block
someone online or
from sending texts?
It’s not courteous or
kind.

29. False. You need to
protect yourself.
It’s ok to block
bullies.

30. There is someone in
my game that I
don’t like. What
should I do?

31. You don’t have to
like everyone. Keep
critical comments to
yourself. Don’t talk
bad about him to
others.

32. There are no laws
against being mean
to others online?

33. Laws vary but there are
definitely consequences.
You can lose your
account, get in trouble
at school, have to talk to
the police.

34. My parents set a
rule to be offline by
8pm but I have 5
minutes left in my
game and it’s not a
school night.

35. You should follow
your parents rules.
When in doubt ask.

36. My parents said to
never give out my
personal information
but I made a new
friend and want to tell
him about my school.

37. You should follow
your parents rules.
You can tell him
about your school
without sharing
details.

38. I really want a
Facebook account but I
can’t create one because
I’m not 13. I can just
change my birthday on
the form?

39. You should follow
the rules you agree
on with your
parents.

40. I accidentally gave
out some personal
information to a
website. I’m scared
to tell my parents.

41. You should tell your
parents or a trusted
adult so they can help
you evaluate the
situation.

42. At home I’m allowed
to play games online.
At school I’m not. If
I’m at school can I
play online games?

43. While at school you
need to follow the
school’s rules about
games. Wait until you
get home or talk to
your teacher.

44. I just got a cell
phone. I’m going
to send 1,000 texts
this month!

45. Better check with
your parents on
how many texts
you are allowed to
send!

46. My phone is
basically free. I can
download all the
games I want.

47. Nothing is free!
There are fees for
data and some apps
must be purchased.

48. I downloaded a
free game but I
need coins to play.
Isn’t is free?

49. No. Many games and
apps have “in app
purchases” that
require you to pay
after you download
the game

50. I need a phone. All
my friends have
phones.

51. Some of your friends
may have phones.
But discuss want
versus need with
your parents. A
Scout is thrifty.

52. My friends are all
making fun of this
kid in our class.
They are asking
me why I won’t
join in.

53. A Scout is brave.
Stand up for what is
right. Do not
participate in teasing
or bullying even if
your friends are.

54. I can trash talk in a
game since it is not
real?

55. No. Use clean
language at all
times.

56. What is a pop-up
ad?

57. An ad that pops
up on the screen
automatically
when visiting a
website.

58. What should I do if
I see a pop-up ad
that makes me
uncomfortable?

59. Click the X in the
upper right corner.
Tell your parents
or a trusted adult.

60. Everything on the
Internet is true
and real?

61. No. Anyone can
say and post
anything. Not
everyone follows
the Scout Law. 

62. Is it ok to use the
same password for
every website?

63. No. If one site gets
“hacked” then the
password can be
used on other sites.

64. Make your wager

65. Is it always wrong
to share personal
information?

66. No. Some sites have
games and activities.
But always check with
your parents before
giving out personal
information.