Digital sense • Classes 4–5

What should stay private?

A friendly message is not a reason to share your password.

About 8 minutes Read · try · explain

Take your time. Speak, draw or write your answers.

Your list stays in this device’s browser. No name or learner account is needed. Other users of a shared device can see it.

01 / UNDERSTAND

Here is what is happening.

Passwords protect accounts. Keep them private and ask a trusted adult to help with account safety. Before sharing another person’s information or picture, get their permission.

Pause. Make the idea your own.

Explain one idea to a partner, draw it or write it in your own words. Which part is an observation, an example or a question?

You can use a home language. No need to share personal experiences or finish everything in one sitting.

02 / MAKE IT YOUR OWN

Your little investigation

What you need

Only the imagined situations below. Never type a real password into an activity.

Imagine a friend asking for a game password. Practise a polite refusal.
Imagine sharing a group photo. Whose permission should you ask?
Describe a safe next step when you are unsure.

03 / CHECK YOUR UNDERSTANDING

A friend asks for your password to win points. What is the safer choice?

Post it in a group chatShare half of itKeep it private and ask a trusted adult for help

KEEP ASKING

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