Ruby gets a text from a number she does not know. It says she won a $500 gift card. To get the prize, she just has to tap a link and type in a card number. Ruby never entered a contest.

Ruby does not tap the link, and she does not text back. She shows the message to her mom. Her mom says it is a trick to steal money, and they delete it together.

Beth is playing a game on the school computer. A boy in her class asks for her password so he can play on her account later. He says he will not change anything.

Beth says no in a kind way. She tells him she only shares her password with her mom and dad. Before she leaves, Beth logs out of the computer so no one else can use her account.

Cody is playing a game online. A player he does not know starts sending him messages. The player asks what school Cody goes to and wants to meet him at the park.

Cody does not answer the questions. He blocks the player so he cannot send Cody any more messages. Then Cody tells his dad what the player asked.

It snowed last night, and now everything outside is icy. Dana is leaving her house to walk to the bus stop. The front steps and the sidewalk are shiny with ice.

Dana wears her boots with good grip. She holds on to the railing as she goes down the front steps. Then she takes small, slow steps on the sidewalk, and she does not run.

It is a very hot day, and Jake’s class is having field day outside. Jake has been running in the sun all morning. Now he feels dizzy and very thirsty.

Jake stops playing and tells his teacher how he feels. He sits in the shade under the big tent and drinks a whole bottle of water. After a long rest, he feels better.

Finn is shooting baskets at the park with his friends. Dark clouds roll in, and Finn hears thunder far away. One friend wants to keep playing until it rains.

Finn knows that when you hear thunder, you should go inside. He and his friends leave the court and wait inside the community center next to the park. They do not wait under the trees.