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Online Safety Worksheet

Use the museum scenarios and information on this sheet to practise safer online choices. For written answers, explain your reasoning and name a practical next step.

Read the situation

Wiremu, Levi and Harrison are visiting a history museum. A sign beside an exhibit has a QR code. Levi scans it and a page opens saying: “You have won a prize! Enter your full name, home address, school, password and bank details within five minutes.” The page has no museum logo, and the web address has a strange mix of letters. At the same time, Harrison sees a group chat message making fun of another visitor and sharing an embarrassing photo without permission. Wiremu suggests taking a screenshot, not forwarding the photo, and asking a trusted adult at the museum for help.

1.Name three clues that the prize page may be a scam or phishing attempt.
2.Levi has not entered any details yet. What should he do next?
  • Enter a made-up password to see what happens.
  • Close the page, avoid entering or sharing information, and tell a trusted adult or museum staff member.
  • Send the link to the group chat to ask everyone if it looks real.
  • Reply to the page asking who sent the prize.
3.The group chat is spreading an embarrassing photo without permission. Give two actions Harrison could take that would reduce harm.
4.True or false: A message is safe to trust if it uses a familiar museum name, even when its link looks unusual and it asks for your password.
TrueFalse
5.Match each online situation with the most suitable first response.
  • A stranger asks for your home address in a game chat.
  • A friend sends a link promising a prize but asking for login details.
  • A cruel post about someone appears in a group chat.
  • Do not pass it on; report it and seek support from a trusted adult.
  • Do not share it; block or report the account and tell a trusted adult.
  • Check with your friend through another trusted channel; do not click or enter details.
6.Complete the rule: Before sharing a photo of another person, get their . If they ask you to remove it, it.
7.Levi realises he has reused the same password for several accounts. Name two steps that would make his accounts safer.
8.Wiremu wants to check whether the QR-code page is genuine. Describe a safer way to verify it without using the link on the page.
9.Someone posts an unkind comment about Harrison and keeps sending messages after he asks them to stop. Write a three-step plan for what he can do and who can help.
10.A stranger online threatens to meet Wiremu outside the museum and says they know where he is. What should Wiremu do immediately?

3 printable pages

  • Online Safety Worksheet, page 1 of 3: Read the situation

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  • Online Safety Worksheet, page 2 of 3: 5. Match each online situation with the most suitable first response.

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  • Online Safety Worksheet, page 3 of 3: 10. A stranger online threatens to meet Wiremu outside the museum and says they know…

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