Online Safety Training Mission
You are about to play through a real online gaming scenario. You will chat with friends — and two players you do not know.
One unknown player is just another kid. The other is a online predator pretending to be friendly. Your job is to recognize the warning signs and use the Stop & Report button.
This neuroscience-based experience prepares kids for the real online world by building memory through doing, not just reading.
A red STOP & REPORT button is always visible. In real life this sends an anonymous report to law enforcement. The online predator cannot see you reported them.
Every choice is scored. You need 10 out of 10 correct to earn your Online Safety Detective Badge. Miss one and you can replay — you can do it!
This is not a test — there are no wrong answers here. We just want to see what you already know before you play.
In the box below, write down any ways you think an online predator might try to approach, befriend, or contact a young person while gaming online.
If you can only think of one way — that's completely okay. That's exactly why this training exists — so we can learn more together. Just write what comes to mind and let's go! 🎮
This is NOT a test — there are no wrong answers!
Select the 10 real online predator tactics from the list below. Watch out — 5 of these are normal gaming behavior!
Tap each bubble to select it. You will see a ✅ or ❌ instantly. Fix any wrong ones and get all 10 correct to earn your badge!
🎉 You earned your badge!
Enter your name to claim it.
Disclaimer: This training game is provided for educational purposes only. Not On Our Watch TX makes no guarantee that completion of this program will prevent online predatory contact. This tool is not a substitute for ongoing conversations between parents, guardians, and children about online safety. NOWTX is not responsible for individual outcomes. All scenarios are fictional and created for educational use.