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Coding Digital citizenship
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88/100 · ages 5–18

Digital Guardian

An age-banded K–12 online-safety curriculum with practical lessons and challenges for privacy, game chat, cyberbullying, AI, and what to do when something feels wrong online.

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Minecraft Education

A game-based learning platform with K–12 lesson libraries, coding, STEM, digital citizenship, and educator training.

WebsiteDownloadableExperiments & projectsGames & interactives
8–18 · Paid with free trial/options88
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CyberSprinters

A UK National Cyber Security Centre interactive game and activity resource that introduces online safety and cybersecurity concepts to children through missions and scenarios.

WebsiteGames & interactivesPrograms & challenges
7–11 · Free87
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Hour of AI

Free one-hour AI literacy activities for learners of all ages, helping students understand, question, and create with AI without prior AI or coding experience.

WebsiteExperiments & projectsTeacher & classroom resources
5–18+ · Free86
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mlab Kids Cybersecurity

A free, privacy-first cybersecurity learning site for children and teenagers ages 3–18, using games, scenarios, and activities about passwords, phishing, internet use, and social topics.

WebsiteGames & interactivesWebsites & online learning
3–18; activity-specific · Free; no account needed86
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Be Internet Awesome

Google’s online-safety learning program for children with a curriculum and interactive Interland game about phishing, sharing, kindness, and secure online habits.

WebsiteGames & interactivesPrograms & challenges
7–13 · Free public curriculum and game85
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Interland: Be Internet Awesome

Interactive game-based lessons about digital safety, privacy, kindness, and responsible online behavior.

WebsiteGames & interactivesTeacher & classroom resources
7–12 · Free84
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MediaSmarts Educational Games

MediaSmarts educational games help children and teens practise digital and media literacy through interactive activities about privacy, advertising, online safety, and critical thinking.

WebsiteGames & interactivesWebsites & online learning
5–18; game-specific · Free public games and educator resources84
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Mind Your Media

EAVI’s media-literacy game collection uses interactive activities about online behaviour, misinformation, artificial intelligence, scams, and digital media.

WebsiteGames & interactivesWebsites & online learning
12+ · Free public games and lesson materials84
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My Digital World Youth Modules

A digital-citizenship curriculum with youth modules about internet access, information sharing, online identity, safety, well-being, and responsible participation.

WebsiteTeacher & classroom resourcesWebsites & online learning
13–18 · Free public curriculum; delivery terms vary80
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