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The Mighty Heroes adventures

The Mighty Heroes: Wanda the echidna, River the sugar glider, Dusty the frilled neck lizard and Billie the bilby.

About this resource

The Mighty Heroes are four Australian bush characters who each have an important online safety message for students:

Wanda the echidna: I am responsible – I protect my personal information.
River the sugar glider: I show respect – I am kind and caring to others.
Dusty the frilled neck lizard: I trust my feelings – I ask for help when something doesn’t feel right.
Billie the bilby: I investigate – I question what I see, hear and do online.

The Mighty Heroes resources are curriculum-aligned and designed to be used in the classroom with primary students.

Explore all the Mighty Heroes resources, including the interactive game, an animated video series, classroom activities and posters.

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The Mighty Heroes: Wanda the echidna, River the sugar glider, Dusty the frilled neck lizard and Billie the bilby.

Online safety superpowers videos

This classroom activity includes four animated videos and educator notes. Each video features a hero and their online safety superpower. For lower primary.

Wanda the echidna holds a key and tablet to represent keeping personal information safe.

Under lock and key

This classroom activity helps students understand what personal information is and why it’s important to protect information that identifies you. For lower primary.

River the sugar glider holds up a family photo.

Role-play respect online

This classroom activity helps students identify what communicating respectfully and fairly looks like online by role-playing in a range of scenarios. For lower primary.

Dusty the frilled neck lizard puts his hand to show he wants to ask a question.

This classroom activity helps students recognise an unsafe situation when using digital technologies and explore help-seeking strategies. For lower primary.

Billie the bilby holds a tablet with a question mark above it.

Questions we have about the internet

This classroom activity helps students learn about how the internet connects people all over the world and why it's important to be safe online. For lower primary.

Billie the bilby holds up a magnifying glass.

Investigating the truth

This classroom activity helps students recognise that not everything that's online is true and to question when something trying to trick them. For lower primary.

Wanda the echidna is holding a tablet with a key on it that represents online safety.

Online safety classroom posters

Use these posters to encourage students to have positive, safe experiences online.

The Mighty Heroes

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