FOR KIDS

Learn to think for yourself in a noisy digital world.

WiseUpKids helps children pause, ask better questions and build the confidence to trust their own judgement online and offline.

Your brain is brilliant. WiseUpKids helps you slow down, spot tricks and ask better questions before you believe, click or react.
Child thinking confidently while surrounded by digital information, question bubbles and a compass symbol

Your brain is brilliant. Let’s help it spot tricks.

The internet is full of videos, opinions, influencers, adverts, AI content and people trying to get your attention.

Some things are helpful. Some things are funny. Some things are designed to make you react before you think.

WiseUpKids helps you slow down, compare what you see, ask better questions and make choices with more confidence.

Pause First

Learn how to stop for a moment before reacting, sharing or believing something.

Ask Better Questions

Find out who made something, why they made it and what might be missing.

Trust Your Judgement

Build confidence to think for yourself, even when other people are rushing or pressuring you.

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Questions you can use when something online feels confusing

You do not have to know every answer straight away. A good question can help your brain slow down and think.

01

Who made this?

Was it a person, a company, an advert, an influencer or an AI tool?

02

Why was it made?

Is it trying to help me, sell to me, scare me, entertain me or get my attention?

03

What might be missing?

Could there be another side, another fact, or something I have not seen yet?

04

How does it want me to feel?

Is it trying to make me angry, worried, excited, jealous or rushed?

Free printable

5 words to question online

Some words are used to make people react quickly. Learn five words to pause on before you believe, click or share.

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Free WiseUpKids poster showing five words children should learn to question online

Smart kids don’t just follow. They question, compare and think.

WiseUpKids helps children build an internal compass for a world full of opinions, algorithms and influence.