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Online Safety Scenarios
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Online Safety Scenarios
Read each situation carefully. Choose or write a safe response. If something online makes you uncomfortable, stop, don’t reply or click, and tell a trusted adult. Never share passwords, private details, or someone else’s personal information.
Pause, think, choose
For each situation, choose the safest response.
1.A person you don’t know in a game asks which suburb you live in. What is the safest response?
- Tell them, but leave out your street name.
- Don’t share where you live; stop chatting and tell a trusted adult.
- Ask them where they live first.
2.You get a pop-up saying, “You’ve won a new phone! Enter your family’s bank details to claim it.” What should you do?
3.Someone sends you repeated cruel messages in a group chat. Name two safe steps you could take.
4.A new online friend asks you to keep your chats secret from your family and meet them in person. What should you do?
Spot the safer choice
Think about privacy, respectful behaviour, and getting help.
5.True or false: A strong password should be kept private, even from your friends.
TrueFalse
6.A friend shares an embarrassing photo of another child without permission. What is the kindest and safest action?
- Forward it to more friends.
- Add a funny comment.
- Don’t share it; tell your friend to remove it and ask a trusted adult for help if needed.
7.Complete the rule: Before downloading a new game or app, check with a trusted .
8.Match each online problem to a safe action.
- A stranger asks for your password
- A message is threatening or cruel
- A surprising prize link asks for personal details
- Don’t reply; block or report and get help
- Keep it private and tell a trusted adult
- Don’t click or enter details; check with an adult
9.You see someone being bullied online. Write one thing you can do to support them without making the situation worse.
10.Name two trusted adults you could talk to if an online situation worries you.
11.Write one short online safety rule you want to remember. Explain how it could help keep you or someone else safe.
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