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What it is: A quick, classroom-ready mini-unit that teaches students how to spot phishing and respond safely. It’s intentionally simple, editable, and practical. What’s inside PPT lesson (10–20 min): What phishing is, common red flags, how to verify safely, first steps after a mistake. Clean slides you can print or adapt. Student Worksheet (.docx): Three realistic scenarios (email, prize-SMS, teacher-DM). Students list 3 red flags + 1 verification step per scenario. Answer Key (.docx): Suggested

What it is: A teacher guide with suggested answers for each scenario and guidance for the exit ticket. What’s inside: Example red flags and model verification steps Why it helps: Speeds grading and discussion; gives consistent language for feedback and quick reteach prompts. Format & use: Word (.docx), fully editable.

What it is: An editable, student-facing worksheet built around three realistic phishing scenarios (email, SMS “prize,” and social-media teacher impersonation).What students do: For each scenario, identify three red flags and propose one safe verification stepWhy it helps: Moves beyond definitions into practical thinking; students practice reading messages closely, spotting look-alike domains, urgency tactics, insecure links, and inappropriate requests.Format & use: Word (.docx), available to cus