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Officer Quackers
First-grade classroom videos
Six captioned unit starters, approximately 35 seconds each, for the 24-lesson cyber safety curriculum.
Watch. Pause. Discuss. Practice.
Play the video and pause when the question appears. Let students respond, then resume for the safe-choice review. Complete a matching worksheet afterward. These short starters support teacher-led lessons; they do not replace the full activities.
Captions are included in the picture. Question, answer, and closing screens are silent so the teacher can read them aloud. The full video routine takes about 3–5 minutes with discussion.
For offline use: Extract the video ZIP and keep this guide in the same folder as the MP4 files. Open this file in your web browser.
Never ask children to share real passwords, addresses, or private experiences with the class. Children may talk privately with a trusted adult. If one adult cannot help, encourage them to ask another.
Closing message: Be Smart • Be Kind • Be Safe Online!
UNIT 1 · LESSONS 1–4
Pause, put it down, tell
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Before watching
Tell the class: “Watch for one safe choice Officer Quackers makes.”
Narration transcript
Hi, I'm Officer Quackers! If something online worries you, pause, put the device down, and tell a trusted grown-up. Who could you tell?
Pause and ask
Who are two grown-ups you can ask for help?
Teacher answer guidance
A trusted grown-up could be a parent, caregiver, or teacher.
Practice next
Have students say or act out the safe choice. Then choose a worksheet from the matching unit.
Open Unit 1 lesson materials (internet connection required)
UNIT 2 · LESSONS 5–8
Keep private information private
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Before watching
Tell the class: “Watch for one safe choice Officer Quackers makes.”
Narration transcript
Your home address and school tell people about you. Ask a trusted grown-up before sharing. Is your home address something to share with everyone?
Pause and ask
Should you share your home address with everyone online?
Teacher answer guidance
No. Ask your trusted grown-up before sharing personal information.
Practice next
Have students say or act out the safe choice. Then choose a worksheet from the matching unit.
Open Unit 2 lesson materials (internet connection required)
UNIT 3 · LESSONS 9–12
Passwords are secret keys
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Before watching
Tell the class: “Watch for one safe choice Officer Quackers makes.”
Narration transcript
Passwords are secret keys. Keep them away from friends and strangers. Ask your trusted grown-up for help. Should you tell a friend your password?
Pause and ask
A friend asks for your password. What should you do?
Teacher answer guidance
Keep it private. Ask your trusted grown-up for help.
Practice next
Have students say or act out the safe choice. Then choose a worksheet from the matching unit.
Open Unit 3 lesson materials (internet connection required)
UNIT 4 · LESSONS 13–16
Use kind words
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Before watching
Tell the class: “Watch for one safe choice Officer Quackers makes.”
Narration transcript
Kind words help people feel welcome. If someone is mean online, don't join in. Tell a trusted grown-up. What kind words could you use?
Pause and ask
What could you say to help someone feel included?
Teacher answer guidance
Try: You can join us! Tell a trusted grown-up about mean messages.
Practice next
Have students say or act out the safe choice. Then choose a worksheet from the matching unit.
Open Unit 4 lesson materials (internet connection required)
UNIT 5 · LESSONS 17–20
Prizes and secret requests
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Before watching
Tell the class: “Watch for one safe choice Officer Quackers makes.”
Narration transcript
A person online offers you a prize and says, keep it secret. Stop and tell your trusted grown-up. Should you keep that secret?
Pause and ask
An online prize comes with a secret. Who should you tell?
Teacher answer guidance
Tell a trusted grown-up. Do not click, share details, or agree to meet.
Practice next
Have students say or act out the safe choice. Then choose a worksheet from the matching unit.
Open Unit 5 lesson materials (internet connection required)
UNIT 6 · LESSONS 21–24
Practice your safety promise
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Before watching
Tell the class: “Watch for one safe choice Officer Quackers makes.”
Narration transcript
Let's practice! A strange message pops up. Pause, put the device down, and tell a trusted grown-up. Be smart, be kind, be safe online!
Pause and ask
Show your teacher: pause, put it down, and tell.
Teacher answer guidance
You can ask for help—even if you already clicked or made a mistake.
Practice next
Have students say or act out the safe choice. Then choose a worksheet from the matching unit.
Open Unit 6 lesson materials (internet connection required)