Remember: A friend's picture is theirs too. Ask first, and take it down if they ask.
Ines, Callum and the photo
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The sleepover photoInes and her friend Callum had a sleepover in a blanket fort, with a flashlight and a bag of popcorn. Callum fell asleep first, with popcorn on his cheek. Ines grinned, picked up the tablet and took a photo. Callum looked like a sleepy walrus, and she wanted to share it. In the morning she added it to a chat with six friends from class. Her thumb hovered over send, and she thought, "I took it, so it is mine, right?" Then her parrot Mango hopped onto her shoulder and bumped her arm, and the photo went before she meant to send it. Ines deleted it as fast as she could. But one friend wrote back, "I saved it!" When Callum woke, Ines told him everything. "I would have said no," he said. "Please ask me first next time." Ines said sorry, and the friend deleted the copy. Aunt Rosa said, "Thank you for telling me, and for fixing it. You are not in trouble." That afternoon Ines asked, "Can I take a photo of us, and can I share it?" She showed him the photo first, and Callum chose just their class chat.
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Ines took the funny photo. Whose picture is it?
Only Ines's, because she pressed the buttonCallum's too, because he is in itWhoever saves it first
2
Ines deleted the photo fast, so everything was fixed.
TrueFalse
3
Number what Ines did to put it right.
Told Callum all of it
Said sorry
Told Aunt Rosa
Asked her friend to delete the copy
4
What did Callum say to do about the copy?
Post a funny photo of the friendSay nothing and hopeAsk the friend to delete it, because he asked
Ask first
5
Before you post a picture of a friend, them first.
tellaskhide
6
Zadie asked six friends in a team photo, and the bars show their answers. What should she do?
Share it, because five said yesAsk the one who said no to change itNot share it, because no means no, even from one friend
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Join each picture to what you do.
1A drawing I made
2A photo of six friends
3A photo a friend wants down
4An embarrassing photo of a classmate
Ado not pass it on
Btake it down right away
Cask all six first
Dmine to share, with family rules
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Circle every good move.
Ask before posting a photo of a friendPost it now and ask laterShow my friend the photo firstTake a photo down at once when askedPost it because they look happy
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Ravi says: "I took the photo, so I do not need to ask." What is the mistake?
Everyone in the photo gets a sayHe should ask the appNothing, he is right
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A friend sends you an embarrassing photo of a boy in your class. It is fine to forward it if it is funny.
TrueFalse
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Stretch: Write one family rule about sharing pictures of friends.
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Answer key · Set A
A friend's picture is theirs too
1Callum's too, because he is in it A photo of a friend is theirs too. Callum is in it, so he gets a say.
2False One friend had saved a copy. Ines had to ask the friend to delete it.
31, 2, 4, 3 Ines told Callum, said sorry, wrote to her friend about the copy, and told Aunt Rosa, who said she was not in trouble.
4Ask the friend to delete it, because he asked Ines wrote, "Please delete the photo of Callum, because he asked." The friend said sure and deleted it.
5ask Ask them if you can share it, where, and who can see it. Wait for a yes.
6Not share it, because no means no, even from one friend Five yes and one no is still a no. Zadie does not share the photo.
71-D, 2-C, 3-B, 4-A Your own drawing is yours to share. A photo with friends in it needs a yes from each. A photo someone wants down comes down at once, and an embarrassing one is not passed on.
8Ask before posting a photo of a friend, Show my friend the photo first, Take a photo down at once when asked Ask first, show them first, and take it down at once. Looking happy is not a yes.
9Everyone in the photo gets a say The person who took it is not the only one with a say. Everyone in the photo gets one.
10False Do not pass it on. Each person who gets it can send it on again. Tell a grown-up instead.
11Your own words: a grown-up reads it.
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