Privacy Patrol Worksheet
Digital Safety Cadet Level 1 Training
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Privacy Patrol Worksheet
Learn what information to protect and what is safe to share with others.
Golden Rule: When in doubt, ask a trusted adult!
Private Info (Keep Locked)
Details that identify who or where you are. Keep these secret!
Home Address Passwords Phone Numbers Full Real Name School Name Birthdate
Safe to Share (Green Light)
General interests and favorites that do not reveal who you are.
Favorite Color Favorite Hobby Pet's Name Drawings & Art Favorite Book Favorite Food
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The Sorting Vault
Check one box for each piece of info
1. Your secret tablet password
Priv. Safe
2. Your favorite flavor of ice cream
Priv. Safe
3. Your home street & house number
Priv. Safe
4. The name of your school
Priv. Safe
5. A crayon drawing of a friendly dragon
Priv. Safe
6. Your parent's cell phone number
Priv. Safe
7. Your favorite sport or outdoor game
Priv. Safe
8. Your birthdate (month, day, year)
Priv. Safe
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Case File Clues: What's the Safest Choice?
Case File A: Marcus needs a game username
Which username protects Marcus's private identity best?
MarcusMiller_MapleStreet_2015 MathNinja_BlueFalcon77 Marcus_OakwoodSchool_Gr3
Why is this one safest?
Case File B: Maya sharing a puppy photo
Which photo protects Maya's personal privacy best?
Puppy on grass with no house or signs visible Puppy standing directly beside house number Puppy sitting with Maya in her school jersey
Why is this one safest?
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Mission Part 2
Action Scenarios & Safety Shield
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Patrol Scenarios: Make the Safe Call
Situation A
While playing an online puzzle game, a message pops up from another player: "Send me your school name and home town so we can be friends in real life!"
What is the safest action?
Type only the school name Do not reply & tell a trusted adult
Situation B
At lunch, a classmate asks: "Can you give me your tablet password? I want to beat that hard level for you while you're at recess."
What should you say?
"No thanks, passwords are private" "Okay, but only keep it for 10 minutes"
Situation C
A new student at recess asks: "What kind of books do you like reading, and what is your favorite superhero?"
Is this safe to share?
Yes, favorite books & heroes are safe No, you should never talk to classmates
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My Trusted Adults Shield
People who help keep my information safe
Write down 3 trusted adults you can go to whenever you feel unsure or uncomfortable about privacy.
At Home
Name / Role
How they help me
At School
Name / Role
How they help me
Another Trusted Adult
Name / Role
How they help me
The Privacy Cadet Pledge
I promise to protect my private information. I will keep my passwords secret, never share where I live or go to school without permission, and always ask a trusted adult when unsure.
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