Private or Not?
Some things stay inside our family. Some things you can tell the whole world. Sort the cards: swipe or tap.
No timer, no points to lose. If you get one wrong, Papá just explains. This game remembers nothing about you.
The rule the game teaches
Five things are private: where we live, which school, our phone number, passwords, and photos of you. Everything else, from a favourite colour to a very big hat, is fine. If anyone online asks for one of the five, or a message gives you a funny feeling, stop and tell a grown-up. You're never in trouble for telling.
Thirty seconds, then one question
After a round, ask: "If someone in a game said they'd give you a prize for our address, what would you do?" The answer you're hoping for is "tell you". Lucía's bike-lock idea helps too: you keep the numbers in your head and don't tell anyone.
The episode and the activity sheet
Episode 2, "The Strange Message", is the story behind this game: a friendly player offers Mila a golden boat for her address. Its "Talk about it" activity sheet has a dinner-table question and a 10-minute activity.