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4.72 Credit Images and Media; Basics of Fair Use Worksheet

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This Grade 4 Social Studies worksheet provides structured practice on 4.72 Credit Images and Media; Basics of Fair Use. Students are guided through targeted exercises that build foundational understanding, computational accuracy, and critical thinking skills.

Credit Images and Media; Basics of Fair Use — Learners decide when and how to give simple credit for photos, maps, charts, video clips, and other media used in social studies projects. Standards/reference: ISTE 1.2 (Digital Citizen).

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Grade 4

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Social Studies

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Social Studies Curriculum

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Problem 1Difficulty: Mastery

Which student webpage example best shows correct use of an image for a social studies topic?

AThe page uses a photo of an archaeologist from a museum, names the museum, names the photographer when listed, and explains what the photo shows.

BThe page uses ten copied museum photos with one note saying 'museum stuff.'

CThe page uses a photo from a search result and credits 'web.'

DThe page uses a copied photo but says 'I drew this.'

Solution & Explanation:The best example credits the museum and photographer when known and gives a useful caption. It avoids vague credit and false claims.

Problem 2Difficulty: Mastery

Look at the planned final project checklist for a Grade 4 social studies media project. Which checklist item should be included?

AThe checklist should remind students to caption the media, credit the creator or source, check permission, and use only the amount needed.

BThe checklist should remind students to pick the biggest picture and hide the source.

CThe checklist should say that fair use means all media is free for school websites.

DThe checklist should tell students to credit only videos, not images or maps.

Solution & Explanation:A strong checklist combines captions, attribution, permission, and amount used. These habits help students use media responsibly.

Problem 3Difficulty: Mastery

A student finds a watermarked stock photo of a colonial reenactment. What is the best choice?

AIt is okay to use a photo from a paid stock site if the student can see the preview image.

BThe student should not use paid or watermarked stock images unless the class has permission or a proper license.

CThe student should remove the watermark and write a caption.

DThe student should use the image only if the watermark is small.

Solution & Explanation:A watermark usually means the image is protected by a stock-photo service or creator. Students should use media that is clearly allowed or get permission.

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QWhat grade level and standards does this worksheet align with?

This worksheet is designed specifically for Grade 4 Social Studies students. It aligns with educational standard ISTE 1.2 (Digital Citizen) (Learners decide when and how to give simple credit for photos, maps, charts, video clips, and other media used in social studies projects.).