
Book One
Darwin the Cyber Beagle: Bytes and Barks in Cyberspace
A friendly starting point for conversations about the digital world, safer choices, privacy, trusted adults, kindness, and everyday online behavior.
Pair with K–3 teaching resources →Cybersecurity for Younger Learners
Story-first cybersecurity for K–6 classrooms, families, and educators who want a friendly way to begin.
Darwin helps younger learners explore safer online choices, privacy, passwords, suspicious messages, trusted adults, kindness, and simple ideas about codes and encryption.
Two Darwin stories
Both books can stand alone, or you can use them as story-based openings before a lesson, worksheet, discussion, or simple classroom activity.

Book One
A friendly starting point for conversations about the digital world, safer choices, privacy, trusted adults, kindness, and everyday online behavior.
Pair with K–3 teaching resources →
Book Two
Extend the conversation into codes, patterns, curiosity, problem solving, and age-appropriate introductions to the idea of protecting information.
Pair with Grades 4–6 resources →Ideas for Classroom Use
Use the books as a simple starting point, then extend the story with discussion, practice, and take-home reinforcement.
Read together, pause at key moments, and talk through the decisions Darwin and his friends make.
Pair the story with worksheets, sorting activities, and short written or drawing prompts.
Send the lesson home with a simple conversation prompt so families can reinforce the same safe-choice language.
Use a Darwin story as the opening for a short lesson on privacy, kindness, passwords, codes, or trusted adults.