Unit 2: Protect private information

Student worksheets for lessons 5–8. Use Letter paper, 100% scale, and disable browser headers and footers. Save as PDF is available in the print dialog.

First grade / Student activity 5

What is private information?

Be Smart. Be Kind. Stay Safe Online!

Name: ________________________Date: ______________

Your teacher can read aloud. You can draw, say, or write your answers.

1. Circle all three private kinds of information.

HOME ADDRESS / PHONE NUMBER / BIRTHDAY

2. A game asks for your phone number. What do you do?

TYPE IT / ASK A TRUSTED ADULT

3. Draw a symbol to remind you to protect information.

First grade / Student activity 6

My school and routine

Be Smart. Be Kind. Stay Safe Online!

Name: ________________________Date: ______________

Your teacher can read aloud. You can draw, say, or write your answers.

1. Circle details about where or when someone goes.

SCHOOL NAME / PICKUP TIME / HOME LOCATION

2. Someone asks where you are. Circle a safe action.

ASK A HELPER / SEND YOUR LOCATION

3. Draw Pat asking for help instead of replying.

First grade / Student activity 7

Pictures can tell a story

Be Smart. Be Kind. Stay Safe Online!

Name: ________________________Date: ______________

Your teacher can read aloud. You can draw, say, or write your answers.

1. Before sharing a picture, I should…

ASK A TRUSTED ADULT / SEND IT RIGHT AWAY

2. Circle what a photo might show.

A FACE / A SCHOOL SIGN / A HOUSE NUMBER

3. Draw a pretend photo without real private details.

First grade / Student activity 8

Earn my privacy badge

Be Smart. Be Kind. Stay Safe Online!

Name: ________________________Date: ______________

Your teacher can read aloud. You can draw, say, or write your answers.

1. A player asks for your address. Circle your choice.

KEEP IT PRIVATE / TYPE IT

2. Someone asks your school name. What do you do?

SHARE IT / ASK A HELPER

3. Draw two ideas inside your own privacy shield.