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Online Safety Quiz for Preteens

Use this to talk about online safety without a lecture. It runs eight short scenarios, explains the safest choice each time and ends with three rules to remember.

Works inChatGPTClaudeGemini

Quiz my [AGE]-year-old about staying safe online. Ask one scenario question at a time, such as getting a message from someone they do not know, a free game that asks for a password or a friend asking for a photo. Let them answer, then say what the safest choice is and why. Use calm, clear language and no scare tactics. After eight questions, give a short summary of the top three rules and one rule for talking to a parent.

Tip: Add your own rules for your family at the end.

What to fill in

Before you send it, replace the parts in [square brackets] with your own details:

  • Age

If the AI gets it wrong

If its advice differs from your family rules, tell your child your rule is the one that counts.

How to use this prompt

  1. Press Copy this prompt.
  2. Open ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini and paste it into a new chat.
  3. Replace the [BRACKETS] with your details, then send it.
  4. If the first answer is close but not right, reply with what to change. Short follow-ups work well.

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