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Name the three habits: be smart, be kind, and stay safe.
20 min · 1 student page · Teacher guideAge-appropriate lessons that help students protect private information, practice digital kindness, and build safe online habits.
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Name the three habits: be smart, be kind, and stay safe.
20 min · 1 student page · Teacher guideIdentify two trusted adults and practice asking for help.
20 min · 1 student page · Teacher guideRehearse pausing and getting help when something feels wrong.
20 min · 1 student page · Teacher guideAsk for help even after clicking or making a mistake.
20 min · 1 student page · Teacher guideRecognize home address, phone number, and birthday as private information.
20 min · 1 student page · Teacher guideKeep school, location, and daily routine out of unfamiliar chats.
20 min · 1 student page · Teacher guideAsk before sharing a picture of oneself or another person.
20 min · 1 student page · Teacher guideApply privacy choices in three new situations.
20 min · 1 student page · Teacher guideExplain that passwords protect access to accounts.
20 min · 1 student page · Teacher guideCompare the book’s pretend examples without copying them for use.
20 min · 1 student page · Teacher guidePause before downloading a game or app.
20 min · 1 student page · Teacher guideSeek adult help with purchases and unfamiliar Wi-Fi.
20 min · 1 student page · Teacher guideChoose words that encourage someone.
20 min · 1 student page · Teacher guidePractice inviting someone and listening to their answer.
20 min · 1 student page · Teacher guideAvoid joining hurtful messages and ask a trusted adult for help.
20 min · 1 student page · Teacher guidePlan and reflect on an observable act of kindness.
20 min · 1 student page · Teacher guideAsk a helper before responding to an unfamiliar online person.
20 min · 1 student page · Teacher guideRecognize gifts and secrecy as reasons to pause and tell.
20 min · 1 student page · Teacher guideTell a trusted adult about a request to meet in person.
20 min · 1 student page · Teacher guideExplain safe choices across privacy, kindness, and permission.
20 min · 1 student page · Teacher guideHandle classroom devices carefully and ask adults for charging help.
20 min · 1 student page · Teacher guideNotice when to pause device use and follow a classroom break routine.
20 min · 1 student page · Teacher guideConnect each safety promise with an action.
20 min · 1 student page · Teacher guideDemonstrate safe choices and identify a next practice goal.
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Each lesson includes a learning goal, a timed teaching plan, one printable student worksheet, and answer guidance. Activities use fictional examples and work without devices.
All three grade levels include references to their supplied books. Sixth grade and high school include new companion readings and teacher guidance. High school also includes alternate assignments for sensitive topics. Print a worksheet for each student and keep the answer guide for yourself.