Story 2: The Secret Diary in the Library
Public Library — privacy & confidentiality morning · 8 NEW words · Green-Teal #F0FDF4 — vol3-imag321 & vol3-imag322
1. Story — Text-Based (Day 1-2: Imagination Studio)
Read with NO pictures first. 24 sentences. Already taught terms can be used, 8 NEW must be new: Confidential, Sensitive, Protected, Authorization, Disclosure, Secrecy, Anonymous, Anonymity — NEW not in Vol1/Vol2/Story1.
Lina and Umar are in the public library.
The library has a reading bot with a sensor that sees books and notes. A sensor is an eye that feels light.
The bot saves what it sees as data and many notes make a dataset basket. A dataset is like a basket of notes.
Umar brings his secret diary. The diary has a lock and his drawings inside.
The bot scans the diary and finds a pattern of stars that repeats. A pattern is when same thing happens again and again.
Lina says the diary is confidential. Confidential is private information that should not be shared without permission.
Umar says his drawings are sensitive. Sensitive is information that needs extra care because it can hurt if shared.
The librarian says some books are protected. Protected is kept safe with a lock or rule so only right people can see.
The bot wants to show the diary on the big screen.
Lina says the bot needs authorization. Authorization is a yes from the owner that says you may use it.
Without authorization, sharing is disclosure. Disclosure is showing private information to others.
The diary needs secrecy. Secrecy is keeping private things hidden and safe.
Umar wants to be anonymous when he borrows books. Anonymous is when no one knows your name.
Anonymity is being anonymous. Anonymity is when your name is not shown and you are private.
Lina teaches the bot to keep confidential notes in a locked basket and to keep sensitive drawings protected.
The bot learns to ask for authorization before any disclosure and to respect secrecy and anonymity.
The librarian claps because the bot now protects privacy with confidential and anonymous choices.
The diary stays locked and safe and the library stays kind and fair.
2. Instruction — Before Images (Separated from Story Text)
Day 3-4: Show Image 1 ANCHOR (vol3-imag321) — Realistic library — what child imagined. Ask: Where is sensor? Where is dataset basket with lock? Where is confidential diary? What is sensitive? What is protected? Where is authorization needed? What is disclosure? Where is secrecy? Who is anonymous? — Location: Public Library — Segment: Librarians.
Day 5: Show Image 2 CREATOR (vol3-imag322) — DIFFERENT STYLE playful blueprint — not same realistic library — to keep children interested. Child becomes author.
4. Meet Your 8 Special NEW Words — One Per Day — Not in Vol1/Vol2/Story1
5. Quiz — Check Your Library Privacy
Tap one answer. Hear if it’s right! 3 options per question — same exact CSS/JS as Vol2 Story4.
1. What is Confidential?
2. What is Sensitive?
3. What is Protected?
4. What is Authorization?
5. What is Disclosure?
6. What is Secrecy?
7. What is Anonymous?
8. What is Anonymity?
6. Image 2 — Creator Prompt (Day 5) — vol3-imag322 — DIFFERENT STYLE
This image is DIFFERENT STYLE from Image 1 — playful blueprint, not same realistic library — to keep children interested.
This second image does NOT happen exactly in library text. Shows close-up blueprint view – Input diary private notes, Dataset basket with lock secured access restricted encrypted, Ethical Compass 4 Principles N:FAIR S:KIND W:RESPONSIBLE E:, Ethical Check Confidential? Anonymous? Protected? Authorization? Disclosure?, Prediction keep private lock diary protected data secure no disclosure archive safely, Outcome: Secure, Lina and Umar hands pointing together at compass, Library Archive icon, Confidential protected data do not disclose stamp.
Use Day 5: What else would be confidential? What else sensitive? What should be protected? When need authorization? What is wrong disclosure? How to keep secrecy? When be anonymous? Draw your own Input → Ethical Check → Private Prediction blueprint.