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Presenter: She sounded good, but she was scary wasn’t she? Let’s try again. Who
thinks it’s curtain number three? Raise your hands, kids.
(Presenter advances presentation to reveal curtain three.)
Nettie: Oh… try again!
Presenter: Looks like there’s only one curtain left, should we try curtain number
two?
(Presenter advances presentation to reveal curtain two.)
Webster: Hey, they are all WizzyWigs! Yuck!
Nettie: That’s right! On the web, you never know! There is no way to tell who it is that
you are really talking to. They can say that they are a 12-year-old girl…
Webster: But they could be a guy… and a really old one too – you know, like 35 or
40.
Nettie: That’s right it could be a really nice person and…
Webster: …it could be a WizzyWig!
Nettie: He’s getting smarter all the time!
4. Review the Rules
Presenter: There are some important things to remember when we’re on the
Internet. In fact, we just learned something important by watching “Who’s Your
Friend on the Internet?” Don’t you think, Nettie and Webster?
Nettie: Webster, what did you learn from “Who’s Your Friend on the Internet?” and
Follow-You Fiona?
Webster: I learned that she is very ugly and scary too!
Nettie: Very funny Webster. What should you remember to do?
Webster: I know, I know. Never meet in person with anyone you have first met
online.
Nettie: Exactly. That’s our third rule of Internet safety. Can you guys all say the rule
when I count to three? One, two,…
Webster: THREE!
(Presenter to help kids say the rule out loud.)
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