How it works
A web address has parts: a padlock, the name, the ending, the first slash, then the page.
The name before the first slash is the house. What comes after is a room.
A padlock keeps the line private, but it does not prove a site is honest.
If an address looks odd, do not tap or type. Ask a grown-up.
Worked examples
A room is not the house
- The address was free books now dot com slash sunny hill school.
- The name before the first slash is free books now dot com.
- Sunny hill school after the slash is only a room, and anyone can name a room anything.
Same site or different
- The real school is sunny hill school dot org.
- Reading dot sunny hill school dot org is a room in the same house.
- Sunny hill school dash prizes dot org has an extra word, so it is a different site. A different ending, like dot com, can be a different site.