🚨 Part 1: Identifying Online Dangers

1. Which of the following are examples of online dangers? (Check all that apply)

Cyberbullying

Phishing scams

Watching educational videos

Exposure to inappropriate content

Identity theft

Video calling family members

2. What is cyberbullying?

3. Circle the most dangerous online behaviour:

Sharing your full name and address with strangers

Using strong passwords

Checking privacy settings regularly

Talking to trusted friends online

🚩 Part 2: Recognising Red Flags

4. Fill in the blanks about online red flags:

If someone online asks for your _____________ information, this is a red flag. Another warning sign is when someone tries to _____________ you into doing something you're uncomfortable with. Always be suspicious if someone wants to _____________ you in person after only talking online.

5. Match each red flag with the correct online danger:

1. Repeated nasty messages

2. Email asking for bank details

3. Stranger wanting personal photos

4. Pop-up claiming you've won money

A. Phishing scam

B. Online predator

C. Cyberbullying

D. Fake competition scam

6. List three red flags that might indicate someone online is not who they claim to be:

💭 Part 3: Consequences and Impact

7. What are the potential consequences of unsafe online behaviour? (Check all that apply)

Emotional distress and anxiety

Damage to reputation

Financial loss

Improved social skills

Loss of personal information

Relationship problems

8. Describe how cyberbullying can affect someone's emotional wellbeing:

9. True or False: Online actions can have real-world consequences.

True

False

Explain your answer: _________________________________________________

🛡️ Part 4: Safe Responses and Help-Seeking

10. If you encounter cyberbullying online, what should you do? Number these actions in order of priority (1-5):

_____ Tell a trusted adult

_____ Block the person

_____ Save evidence (screenshots)

_____ Report to the platform/website

_____ Don't respond to the bully

11. Who are three trusted adults you could talk to about online safety concerns?

12. Fill in the blanks about seeking help:

If you feel _____________ or _____________ about something happening online, it's important to speak up. Never keep dangerous situations a _____________. Remember that asking for help shows _____________, not weakness.