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Cyber Safety Champions

Read the situation, then show how you would protect yourself and others online. If something online makes you feel unsafe or uncomfortable, stop, save evidence if it is safe to do so, and tell a trusted adult.

The group chat dilemma

Hudson is in a group chat for a weekend sports team. A new account sends a friend request and says, “I know your team. Send me your phone number and the name of your school so I can add you to a special group.” Later, someone posts an embarrassing photo of another player with a mean comment. Hudson feels uneasy. She has not accepted the request or replied.

1.What should Hudson do about the unfamiliar account asking for personal details?
  • Send the details because the person knows about her team.
  • Accept the request but avoid chatting.
  • Do not accept or reply; tell a trusted adult and use the platform’s block or report tools with their help.
  • Ask the group chat to guess who the person is.
2.Which two details does the unfamiliar account ask Hudson to share? Why could sharing them put her privacy or safety at risk?
3.If an online account knows something about your sports team, that proves the account belongs to someone you can trust.
TrueFalse
4.Match each online safety action with what it helps you do.
  • Block an account
  • Report a post
  • Tell a trusted adult
  • Get support to decide what to do next
  • Stop or limit contact from that account
  • Alert the platform that content may break its rules
5.What are two helpful things Hudson could do about the embarrassing photo and mean comment? Include one way she could support the player who was targeted.

Build your safety toolkit

Use what you know to make thoughtful choices online. There can be more than one safe way to get help.

6.A digital footprint is the trail of information and activity a person leaves online. Give one example of something that might add to a digital footprint.
7.Write two features of a safer password and one rule for keeping it private.
8.Name two trusted adults Hudson could talk to about the message or the hurtful post. They do not have to be the same person.
9.Write one respectful message Hudson could send to the player who was targeted. Do not repeat or share the embarrassing photo.
10.Write one realistic promise you can make to help keep yourself and others safer online. Explain why it matters.

3 printable pages

  • Cyber Safety Champions, page 1 of 3: The group chat dilemma

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  • Cyber Safety Champions, page 2 of 3: Build your safety toolkit

    Page 2

  • Cyber Safety Champions, page 3 of 3: 10. Write one realistic promise you can make to help keep yourself and others safer…

    Page 3

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