Minors and civil law
Answers are for parents and teachers.
1
Make a list of legal possibilities by age.
Under 6 – parents; 6–14 – small deals; 14–18 – own income; from 18 – full capacity.
2
Write three rules for spotting scam messages.
It rushes you, asks for money or passwords, sends an unknown link.
3
Write one example of your own everyday transaction.
For example buying bread at the canteen.
4
Why is parental consent required for large transactions?
A child is still inexperienced, so their interests are protected.
5
Talk with adults about an online contact who demands “tell no one” and write a conclusion.
Such a demand is a warning sign; tell a trusted adult.