Digital Citizenship Internet Safety Privacy Activity Simulation Gr 4-6
By Radoune Studio
Turn digital citizenship and internet safety into a game students actually play. Privacy Lab: What Should Lina Share? is an interactive web-app simulation for Grades 4-6: students become Lina, facing a week of real-looking posts, quizzes, app permissions and game chats. Every choice earns Safety Points or springs a trap, with instant teaching feedback. Live score, auto-save, and a teacher tracking sheet - no accounts, no logins, no district IT ticket. WHY TEACHERS LOVE THIS • Consequences, not lectures - wrong shares show exactly what a stranger can do with that one detail, then a 4-step recovery drill • Real judgement practice - one message is a LEGITIMATE school form on purpose, so kids learn calibration, not paranoia • Automatic tracking - every student lands in YOUR Google Sheet: score, progress, debrief word count, timestamps, one row per student • Auto-save - a refresh never loses a student's run • 3 ranked endings (Master Detective / Apprentice Detective / Too Much Shared) replayable for a higher rank WHAT'S INCLUDED • The web app (3 files + a 5-minute copy-paste deploy guide - no coding); it also runs offline as a plain file on any device • 8 realistic scenarios: game stranger asking for your school, contest form hunting home addresses, sneaker photo framing the house number, flashlight app grabbing contacts and location, viral quiz demanding location, the fake-neighbor selfie request, a legitimate school opt-in form, and the class-photo directory problem • Printable
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