Step-by-step guide to plan a safe math lesson, build a Scratch quiz game, reinforce skills with Prodigy, get help via Socratic, and teach online safety.
Overview: What you’ll build Create a kid-safe mini–math unit that blends practice, problem understanding, a custom-built quiz game, and digital citizenship. You’ll: set online safety norms, identify priority math skills, build a simple Scratch quiz game, teach with an interactive lesson, and track progress—using only tools designed for young learners and with parental/teacher supervision throughout. PARENTAL SUPERVISION REQUIRED for all steps below. Follow age guidance for each tool. What you need - A computer with a modern browser - A student (or small group) in Grades 1–8 for math practice; ages 8–16 for Scratch - A supervising adult (parent or teacher) - A textbook or worksheet with sample problems Step 1: Set a safety foundation (10–15 minutes) Start with [Google Be Internet Awesome](/apps/64798e65-80bc-4518-b9e8-d869e0d8f6b4). Its interactive lessons teach kids core digital citizenship and online safety, ideal before any online learning or sharing. - Together, complete a short
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