Bani and the Secret Screen Door

A glowing door appeared on Bani’s tablet. It promised a game but first asked for his name, address and picture.

Bani nearly tapped, then remembered: personal details are like house keys and should not be handed to strangers.

Lock, home and face symbols showed which information needed special care.

Bani called trusted adult Bear. Asking before an unfamiliar button is a smart digital skill, not cowardice.

Together they closed the suspicious window, checked the app and chose safer settings.

Bani sent a kind message to a friend but never shared a location, password or somebody else’s photo.

A timer-flower folded its petals: time to rest his eyes, stretch and look far away.

The tablet slept on a shelf while Bani played outdoors. A screen could be a tool without ruling the day.