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April's Phone Safety Stories

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April's Phone Safety Stories

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📱 Stories 1-3: Reading and Understanding

Story 1: Adding Contacts

April saying no to stranger

April was at the park when a stranger asked for her phone number. "I want to add you as a contact," the man said. April remembered what her mom taught her. She said "No, thank you" and walked away to find her parents. April felt proud that she made a safe choice.

1. What did the stranger want from April?
2. What did April do when the stranger asked?

She gave him her number

She said no and walked away

She asked her friends

3. How did April feel about her choice?

Story 2: Texting Older Kids

April looking worried at message

April got a text from a teenager she didn't know well. The message said, "Want to hang out without your parents?" April felt worried and confused. She didn't answer the text. Instead, she showed the message to her mom right away.

4. Who sent April a text message?
5. What did the message ask April to do?
6. What was April's smart choice?

She met the teenager

She showed her mom the message

She deleted the message

Story 3: Sharing Photos

April closing chat on tablet

While playing a game on her tablet, someone in the chat asked April to share a photo of herself. April remembered her family rule: never share photos with people online. She closed the chat app and told her dad what happened.

7. Where was April when someone asked for her photo?
8. What was April's family rule about photos?
9. What did April do after closing the chat?

📱 Stories 4-6: More Safety Choices

Story 4: Using the Phone in Common Areas

April on couch using phone with mom nearby

April always used her phone in the living room where her family could see. She never took it to her bedroom or bathroom. When her friend asked why, April explained, "My parents like to know I'm being safe online, and I feel better when they're nearby."

10. Where did April use her phone?

In her bedroom

In the living room

In the bathroom

Story 5: Pressure Messages

April putting down phone and telling mom

April received messages that made her feel bad. Someone kept asking her to do things that didn't feel right. The messages said, "Don't tell your parents!" April felt scared and put her phone down. She went straight to her mom and explained everything.

11. How did the messages make April feel?
12. What did the messages tell April NOT to do?

Story 6: Secret Accounts

April shaking head refusing secret account

A classmate told April, "You should make a secret account your parents don't know about!" April shook her head. "No way," she said. "My parents and I don't keep secrets about the internet. That keeps me safe and helps me make good choices."

13. What did April's classmate suggest?
14. Why did April say no to the secret account?

💭 Reflection: What Did You Learn?

15. Which story shows the most important phone safety rule? Explain why you think so.
16. What would you do if someone online made you feel worried or scared?
17. Why is it important to talk to parents or trusted adults about what happens online?

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