What your child will learn
Recognize what counts as personal information — full name, home address, school name, and photos
Know which kinds of sharing are safe (feelings, jokes, drawings) and which require asking a grown-up
Apply the Ask-a-Grown-Up rule whenever an app, chat, or stranger asks for personal information
Spot "free prize" and "pen pal" tricks that ask for personal info
How this mission works
Help Mia the Cyber Fairy learn the safe way to share online across 4 short scenarios. Decide what to do when a chat asks for a password, when something on a screen looks scary, when a free app asks for a home address to "send a prize," and when a stranger asks for a last name and school name to be "pen pals." Pass the 4-question quiz to earn the Safe Sharer badge and 125 XP. Designed for Kindergarten through Grade 2 — read-aloudable sentences, single-tap options, no typing required.
What students actually encounter
A free coloring app says "type your home address and we will mail you a free stuffed bunny!" — what does Mia do?
A chat says "tell me your last name and the name of your school so we can be pen pals!" — should Mia answer?
Cipher is with them the whole way
When a student gets stuck on Safe Sharing, 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 identify what counts as personal information and apply the Ask-a-Grown-Up rule before sharing full names, home addresses, school names, or photos with anyone online — even friendly chats, free-prize apps, or "pen pal" requests.