Screen Smart Worksheet
Digital Citizenship • Grade 4
Screen Smart Worksheet
Smart Tech Habits
Name:
Date:
Teacher / Room:
1. Device Care
Use two hands to carry your laptop. Keep drinks and snacks away.
2. Private Logins
Keep passwords secret. Log out whenever you step away.
3. School First
Stay on assigned tabs and apps. No games without teacher permission.
4. Be Kind Online
Type polite words in shared documents, emails, and group chats.
1 Rule Check: Green Light or Red Flag?
Write GL for Green Light (Good Choice) or RF for Red Flag (Unsafe Choice)
1. Closing your class science tab to play an unapproved video game during study time.
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2. Bookmarking a safe, kid-friendly website to help find facts for your animal report.
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3. Sharing your school password with a classmate so they can turn in their late work.
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4. Telling your teacher right away when you notice your screen is cracked or frozen.
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5. Typing silly or teasing comments on a classmate's slide during a group presentation.
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6. Walking carefully with your laptop closed and holding it with two hands against your chest.
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2 School Tech Facts: True or False
Write T for True or F for False
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1. Teachers and school tech helpers can see the websites you visit on school devices.
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2. If an unsafe website opens, closing the laptop quickly erases it so nobody ever knows.
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3. Turning on "Private" or "Incognito" mode hides your web searches from the school.
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4. Taking good care of your laptop makes sure every student has a working tool ready to learn.
Screen Smart: What Would You Do?
Student:
3 Tech Detective: Real Situations
Read each story below. In the box, write what you should do and why it is the right choice.
Case 1: The Forgotten Password
During computer time, your classmate Jordan forgot their password. Jordan whispers, "Quick, let me log in with your name and password so I don't get in trouble!"
What I should do and why:
Case 2: The Left-Open Account
You sit down at a classroom computer and see that another student forgot to log out. Their school files and email messages are open on the screen.
What I should do and why:
Case 3: The Surprise Pop-Up
While looking up pictures of sea animals for a science poster, a weird pop-up ad opens up on your screen that shows words and images not allowed at school.
What I should do and why:
Part 4: Fourth-Grade Tech Promise
Read each promise, write your initials next to each one, and sign your name below.
initials I will carry my laptop with two hands and tell my teacher if it gets damaged.
initials I will stay on approved learning websites and apps during school time.
initials I will keep my passwords private and use kind, respectful words online.
Student Signature:
Date: