Lessons About How To Stay Safe Online!

 Hi bloggers in Te Ngahere we have been learning about how to tell if an email or websites are scams or if people are phishing you. I learnt that if someone asks you for your password on a site then it’s probably a scam because you can just use your email address to sign in. I also learnt that if a pop up pops up then you should just ignore it because it’s probably a scam because if you download it your chromebook/computer could get a virus! From downloading that file and only our teachers can control our updates. Remember if you ever see the padlock on a site and it has red line through it it’s not a safe site to be on. How to keep safe online is easy: Keep cybersmart and don’t ever sign up with websites with a line through the lock with your password. Have your parents ever told you to about phishing and scams?

My Most Amazing Creativity To Share!

Kia ora Bloggers last night I was very bored so I decided to make my family some dinner. I made the chicken nuggets and spring rolls. I put them in the oven for 20 minutes. The first time we put them in for 10 minutes but they didn’t defrost. I put them back in the oven for another 10 minutes, after I put them in the oven for another 10 minutes they were cooked. I let them cool down, then I told my little brother that I made his favourite chicken nuggets! He came inside and had the chicken nuggets. He didn’t want any spring rolls though. Have you ever made your family dinner?