Pick a name and picture with no clues about you, that you will like later.
A username is the name other people see online, like a name tag that lots of people read.
Rule one: keep clues out. Clues are your name, school, town, street and age. Join enough pieces, and people you do not know can guess who you are.
Rule two: pick a name you will still like later. Ask: would I say it to my teacher, would I like a grown-up to read it out, is it kind?
A picture is part of the tag too. A drawing, a cartoon or a flower is fine.
These are some of the questions on the sets. The printable sheets have more and an answer key.
Your school. A school points to you. The others point to nobody.
Yes. A cartoon shows nothing about you.
A grown-up, a teacher or a police officer. They are private from people online.
No. A password is for your family only.
Tell a grown-up. A grown-up can help you change it.
Make up three names with a grown-up, using random words and nothing about you. Pick your favourite together.
Make up three names together using random words and nothing about your child, and pick a favorite. Choose any picture together, and say that a name with a clue can be changed.
