Passwords, phishing and two proofs
Answers are for parents and teachers.
1
Invent a strong password idea with four unrelated words and a number. Do not use anything real. Write why it is strong.
Answers differ. It should be long, mixed and not about the child.
2
Write a pretend phishing text with three signs. Underline the signs.
Answers differ. Check three signs such as a prize, a hurry and a request for details.
3
Ask a grown-up if any of their accounts uses a code sent to a phone. Write what they say, without any real number.
Answers differ. Any real answer is fine.
4
Sort into know, have, are: a PIN, a key card, a fingerprint, a secret phrase.
Know: PIN and secret phrase. Have: key card. Are: fingerprint.
5
Write a short note to a friend telling why you do not share passwords, in a kind way.
Answers differ. Check it is kind and clear.