Fall Dress Up 2022

Dress like someone or something you’re not—because not everything online is true.

Digital Citizenship Concept:  Not everything is factual online or social media.  Students should verify and fact check things they see or hear online.

Dress like your parent or teacher to remember to get their permission before going online.

Digital Citizenship Concept:  Minors should be obtaining permission to use devices.  Adults should be aware of what minors are doing on the devices--what sites, games, or social media are being viewed.

 

Wear black to remember to keep your information safe--don't share your information online.

Digital Citizenship Concept: Keep all personal identifiable information offline as much as possible.  Do not give out name--especially full name--or home address.  Be aware of what is in the backgrounds of photos posted, so that personal identifiable information may not inadvertently be posted, such as a house number with street sign on the corner.  Protect all passwords.

 

Wear a hat to remember to say kind words online.

Digital Citizenship Concept:  Keep conversations and posts online respectful and polite.  There is a human being on the other side.  Report all negative interactions to a responsible adult.

 

Wear a sports jersey or green to remember to go outside and play--don't be on devices all day.

Digital Citizenship Concept:  Balance time on and off a device.  Play outside or interact with people--within the family or neighborhood.