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Digital Safety Scenarios

Read each scenario and choose a safe next step. You can talk with a trusted adult whenever something online makes you feel worried, pressured or unsafe. You do not have to handle it alone.

Spot the warning signs

At a cycling race, Rawiri gets a message from an account claiming to be a young rider. The sender asks which route Rawiri takes home and suggests meeting alone after the race.

1.Choose the safest response to Rawiri’s message.
  • Send the route so the person can find him.
  • Do not share the information; show the message to a trusted adult and agree on what to do.
  • Meet the person, but bring a bike helmet.
  • Ask the sender for their phone number and keep chatting.
2.Hemi is added to a group chat with people he does not know. They ask him to post a photo showing his race number and the name of his club. Write one safe action he could take before replying.
3.Arjun receives a message: “Send me a private photo or I’ll share that embarrassing clip.” What is this behaviour?
  • A normal request between friends
  • A threat and an attempt to pressure or blackmail someone
  • A harmless race challenge
  • Proof that Arjun must send a photo
4.True or false: If someone online threatens you, you should send what they demand so the problem will definitely stop.
TrueFalse

Choose a helpful next step

Being assertive means using clear words to set a boundary. Getting help is a strong and sensible choice.

5.Someone in a race chat keeps asking Hemi for his home address after he has said no. Write an assertive reply that sets a clear boundary.
6.Match each situation to a useful safety action. Write the letter beside each situation.
  • A. A stranger keeps sending unwanted messages.
  • B. A threat arrives in a message.
  • C. People you do not know can see your posts.
  • 2. Block and report the account; tell a trusted adult.
  • 1. Review privacy settings.
  • 3. Keep a record of the message if safe, then get adult help.
7.A group chat shares a cruel meme about another young cyclist. What are two kind and safe things you could do?
8.Write three steps Arjun could take after receiving a message that makes him feel unsafe.
9.Complete a personal safety plan. Write one detail you will keep private online, one trusted person you could talk to, and one action you will take if someone pressures or threatens you.

2 printable pages

  • Digital Safety Scenarios, page 1 of 2: Spot the warning signs

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  • Digital Safety Scenarios, page 2 of 2: Choose a helpful next step

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