What your child will learn
Explain why passwords keep accounts safe
Apply the color + animal + number rule to build a strong first password
Recognize that passwords are personal — share with a trusted grown-up offline, never in an app or chat
How this mission works
Build your first Super Secret Password across 4 interactive scenes and a 5-question quiz. Pick the strong password from a list, build one from color/animal/number cards, and lock the door on three pretend accounts. No typing required — single-tap cards designed for Kindergarten through Grade 2.
What students actually encounter
"1234," "apple," "secret," or "BlueTiger42" — which is strongest?
A new chat app asks you to type your password in a chat message. What do you do?
Cipher is with them the whole way
When a student gets stuck on Password Power, Cipher appears with a mission-specific nudge — no spoilers, just a hint toward the right thinking. Make a wrong choice, and Cipher explains the real-world consequence. Finish the mission, and Cipher generates a personalized performance debrief based on exactly how the student played it.
ISTE alignment
Young students learn the foundational rule for first passwords: a color + an animal + a number. They learn passwords are personal — shared with trusted grown-ups only by talking, never typed into an app or chat.