Private Treasure
Your child will begin to understand boundaries with digital tools: some information stays private, and an on-screen request doesn’t mean they should share it. A treasure-chest game helps them practise pausing and asking a trusted adult.
Your child will practise useful AI skills.
Your child will learn to recognise private information and ask a trusted adult before sharing.
You’ll read and play together, help with the controls and join the offline activity. Each lesson can be split into short sessions.
Instruction and sorting games are simplified simulations. Following a fixed sequence is different from an AI model learning patterns from examples.
Your child will learn through guided play.
Your child will work through three guided activities, then apply the skill to a fresh challenge. Feedback explains their choices and helps them try again.
- Choose what you can use in a pretend story.
- Ask for help before sharing where you live.
- Choose pretend details for your robot.
- Keep your account code private.
Your child will try a new challenge to show how they can use what they have practised.
Your child will create something of their own.
My privacy shield
Your child will draw a privacy shield and practise asking a trusted adult before sharing information. They won’t need to type anyone’s real name or personal details.
You’ll be able to download their written record and see their progress in your family space.