🔐 Safe to Share?
Identify personal information that should stay private and practise checking the background of a photo before posting.

Use these original RuthNel activities to start practical conversations about privacy, scams, AI, passwords and digital choices. Each printable includes a short parent/educator discussion guide.
Designed for children aged 8+ and suitable for home education, family learning or a quick digital-safety discussion.
Identify personal information that should stay private and practise checking the background of a photo before posting.
Investigate a fictional reward message, find the warning signs and decide on a safer next step.
Practise source checking, uncertainty and evidence rather than trusting one visual clue or one detector.
Learn why unique passphrases and multi-factor authentication matter without ever writing down a real password.
Create simple family rules for privacy, social pressure, AI checking, trusted adults and respectful posting.
Practise writing a clear, safe prompt. The exercise scores structure locally in the browser and does not send the practice prompt to an external AI service.
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