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Grades 3–5 Day 2: Digital Footprint, Privacy Shield & Smart Questions (25–30 Min)

EveryAge AI · 3–5 · 7-Day Free Trial (Day 2 of 7) Track

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On Day 2 for Grades 3 to 5, we build our Privacy Shield and learn how to ask smart questions. Never paste your name, classmates' names, school location, or personal stories into an AI tool. Use AI to brainstorm ideas or practice quiz questions—never to copy a finished essay!

Learning Goal: Protect personal and classmate privacy when using digital tools and write clear, specific prompts for brainstorming without letting AI do your thinking.

Key Concepts

Privacy Shield: Never share your full name, school name, friend names, email, or personal stories in a prompt.
Brainstorm Partner, Not Brain Replacement: Use AI for study questions or analogies, then write in your own voice.
Specificity Wins: A good prompt names the grade level, topic, and format (for example, 'Give me 3 everyday analogies for fractions').

Hands-On Activity

Rewrite three vague or unsafe prompts into safe, specific Grade 4 study prompts that share zero personal information.

Practice Prompt Template (Zero-PII)

Explain equivalent fractions in three ways for a 4th-grade student: a pizza analogy, a number-line step-by-step, and two practice riddles. Do not ask for personal data.

Human-in-the-Loop Checkpoint: Write your personal 3-rule Privacy & Honesty Pledge for using AI at school and home.

Role-Matched Practice Workflow Cards (3–5 · 7-Day Free Trial (Day 2 of 7))

Workflow Card #7 (3–5): Science investigation planner

Structure a low-risk investigation with controls and observations for grades 3–5.

Draft a safe classroom investigation of [topic] for grades 3–5 using ordinary classroom materials. Include variables, observations, and accessibility alternatives. Flag safety assumptions.

Human Check: Review physical safety, materials, and local science standards.

Workflow Card #8 (3–5): Fact-check detective challenge

Train 3–5 students to spot AI 'make-believe' facts and verify claims in trusted books or encyclopedias.

Write a grade-4 'Fact-Check Detective' worksheet about [science/history topic] with three true facts and two plausible-sounding AI mistakes. Include a checklist showing students how to verify each statement.

Human Check: Verify all true facts and clearly label the fictional AI errors on the answer key.

6 Co-Branded Track Emblem System (K–2 to Adult Workforce)

Privacy & Governance Safeguard: Never enter student, child, staff, family, or confidential workplace PII into unapproved AI tools. EveryAge AI is an independent educational & professional literacy program by EveryAge AI (Inquiries: hello@everyageai.com / oes@everyageai.com).