A young learner sees something online that is confusing, scary, or asking for personal information. The big lesson: when that happens, the right move is to stop and tell a trusted grown-up in real life — a parent, a teacher, or another trusted adult. In Scenario 1, a scary picture appears on the screen and the kid does not know what it means — what does the kid do? In Scenario 2, a game asks for the kid's real name and home address again — how does the kid respond? In Scenario 3, a chat says "do not tell anyone, it is our secret" — what is the right move? In Scenario 4, a popup says "you won a free tablet, type your password to claim it" — what does the kid do? The advice in all four scenes is the same: ask a grown-up. Designed for Kindergarten through Grade 2 — read-aloudable sentences, large illustrated tap-cards, no typing required.
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Scenario 1 of 4
Scenario 1
I see a scary picture on the screen and I do not understand it. What should I do?
Scenario 2
A game asks me for my real name and home address again. What should I do?
Scenario 3
Someone in a chat says, "do not tell anyone, it is our secret." What should I do?
Scenario 4
A popup says I won a free tablet and asks me to type my password. What should I do?
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