🎮 Worksheet: Safe online gaming
1. Mark ✅ or ❌
- Use Mute, Block and Report when someone behaves badly.
- Don't download cheats, hacks or mods from unknown websites.
- Use a gamer name that doesn't give away your name, age or town.
- Don't give your password to anyone – not “staff”, not friends.
- Ask a parent before you buy anything in a game.
- Limit chat to friends you actually know.
- Don't sell, buy or swap accounts.
- Don't fall for generators offering free Robux, V-Bucks or skins.
2. Choose the correct answer
A website promises 10,000 free Robux if you type in your username and password. What is it?
- A) A real gift
- B) An official promotion
- C) A scam to steal your account
- D) A teacher's website
What does the PEGI 16 rating tell you?
- A) That the game costs 16 euros
- B) That the game is recommended for ages 16 and over
- C) That it has 16 levels
- D) That it's played by 16 players
A player you don't know offers you free skins if you carry on chatting on Snapchat. What do you do?
- A) I accept straight away
- B) I give them my phone number
- C) I say no, block them, report them and tell a parent
- D) I send them a photo
3. Think and write
Write two rules for protecting your gaming account.
A player you don't know says: “I'll give you skins, just give me your password.” What do you reply?
What is a surprise box (loot box), and why should you be careful with it?
Why are “only for 5 minutes” offers bad for your pocket?
Write three things you do when a game makes you feel angry or sad.
Complete: I usually play for … minutes a day. I think this is too much / about right / too little, because …
Answer key (for the teacher)
Exercise 1: 1) ✅ · 2) ❌ · 3) ✅ · 4) ❌ · 5) ✅ · 6) ✅ · 7) ❌ · 8) ❌
Exercise 2: 1) C · 2) B · 3) C
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