Robo Raven and the Ancient Relics game: A Mighty Heroes adventure
About this resource
Target audience
Level
Middle primary
Keywords
Type of resource
Online game (no login required), educator notes (including 60+ classroom activities), 5x student worksheets, completion certificate, 2x videos.
Timeframe
5x levels available, 15 minutes each including discussion
Australian curriculum
Key learning areas
General capabilities
Using this resource
This Mighty Heroes classroom activity includes:
- a web-based game: no logins, easy access
- educator notes: 60+ classroom activity ideas, answer keys
- student worksheets: 5 ready-to-use sheets
- a completion certificate: celebrate success with your students
- a parent information sheet: for extended learning at home.
About the game
In this classroom activity, students play the game and complete a series of online safety challenges to defeat Robo Raven and restore the internet to a safe and positive place for everyone.
Each level in the game covers different online safety topics related to each character:
- Responsibility – digital footprints and protecting personal information online.
- Respect – respectful relationships online and the impacts of cyberbullying.
- Body clues – early warning signs or body clues, feeling unsafe online and how to seek help.
- Investigation – critical thinking and media literacy, including identifying fake news and online scams.
The final level of the game is a revision of all topics.
The Robo Raven and the Ancient Relics page for students includes the link to the game, as well two supporting videos for extension activities.
Why educators love it
- Flexible play – choose any level to start and pause for discussion.
- Support for teachers – comprehensive resources to aid classroom use.
- Curriculum-aligned – V9 Australian Curriculum and eSafety’s Best Practice Framework for Online Safety Education.
- Co-designed – with educators, parents and children.
Technical requirements
This game is compatible with:
- interactive whiteboards, tablets, laptops and computers
- latest versions of web browsers (Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Safari).
This game is not compatible with:
- mobile devices or small screens (screen resolution should be 1024x768 or larger).
Please note: As the game does not require a login, progress is saved only in one play session.
Downloads
Supporting videos
To continue the conversation with your class, you can choose to watch additional videos on the student page, supported by the extension activities in the educator notes.
- How games are made video – students learn how the game was made and how Generative AI was used in the creation of the game.
- Level up your privacy video – students learn in child-friendly language about data and how the game uses data.
Watch the trailer
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eSafety's Mighty Heroes are back with a brand new online safety adventure, Robo Raven and the Ancient Relics. They’re calling on primary school students to join their quest to restore the internet to a safe, positive place for everyone but first, they’ll have to outsmart Robo Raven!
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The adventure uses game-based learning to keep students engaged while building important online safety skills. Along the way, they’ll learn to think critically about what they see online, recognise warning signs when something doesn’t feel right, treat others with respect, and protect their personal information. |
It requires no logins, is curriculum-aligned and includes practical teacher resources. Ready to take your class on an epic quest? Cool! Let the adventure begin at eSafety.gov.au. |
Extended game trailer – Robo Raven and the Ancient Relics: A Mighty Heroes adventure
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