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Logging in with a grown-up

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Logging in with a grown-up: free digital life worksheets (ages 5+)

A password is a family key. A grown-up signs in with you.

3 printable setsAnswer key includedStaying safeFree, no sign-up

Open Set A Open the notes PDF with key All 3 sets

The steps to log in.

How it works
Worked examples
The worksheet
Words to know
Try it
For grown-ups

How it works

To log in is to say, it is me!

A password is the secret key that opens the door.

You do not type a password alone: a grown-up signs in with you.

When you are done, log out so the door closes.

Worked examples

A new game asks

A new game asks you to log in.
Find a grown-up.
Sit with them while they sign in.

Look away

The grown-up types the password.
You look away, like Lena did, up at the ceiling.
Count the spots on the ceiling together.

Typing the key.

A friend wants it

A friend asks, what is the password?

More digital life for ages 5+

Keep your password secret
A B CSheet Notes

Sheet Notes Sets

Say, it is a family key!

Say, come and play. A friend can draw with you.

A taste of the worksheets

These are some of the questions on the sets. The printable sheets have more and an answer key.

Where do you look while the grown-up types? 👀 Right at the keys / 🙈 Away, like Lena
Circle what a grown-up helps with. ⌨️ Typing the password / 🎮 Logging in to a new game / 🖍️ Drawing once the door is open / 🙈 Looking away while it is typed
What did Lena say to Jun? 🤫 I will whisper it / 🏠 It is a family key / 💡 Here is a little hint
When you are done, what do you do? 🔓 Leave the door open / 🚪 Log out / 🚶 Walk away with it open
True or false? Is anyone in trouble for asking a grown-up?

Words to know

log in: To say, it is me! with a password.
log out: To close the door when you are done.
family key: A password that only your family knows.

Watch out for

Do not type a guess or press every key. Ask a grown-up.
Do not whisper it, or write it down for a friend.
Do not walk away with the door open: log out first.
Nobody is in trouble for asking.

Try it

What do you do when a screen asks for a password?

Ask a grown-up. A grown-up signs in with you.

Where do you look while the grown-up types?

Away. Looking away keeps the key secret.

A friend asks for the password. What can you say?

It is a family key. Only family knows it.

What do you do when you are done?

Log out. The door closes and your things stay safe.

For grown-ups

Ask a grown-up to show you how they log in. Look away while they type.

Practice saying it is a family key together, so your child has the words ready when a friend asks.

Before thisKeep your password secret Next lessonKind words online

Free printable sheets

Open a set in your browser to look at it and print it, or download the PDF. No account and no email.

Grown-ups, please read a lesson first. At the youngest ages the sheets are for a grown-up and child to do together.

Set AThe main sheet, written for this lessonOpen PDF PDF with key
Set BMore practice on the same lessonOpen PDF PDF with key
Set CMore practice on the same lessonOpen PDF PDF with key

This lesson's notes: open them or download the PDF.

The whole digital life book (64 lessons) is free too: download the PDF or see what is inside.

Learn it with the tutor

Tutorpip tells each digital life story aloud with pictures, and a few lessons are free to try. These printable sheets are free either way.

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