Spot Trick by Robles Alberto (14 results)

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Give your child the superpower to see through online tricks and traps!In today's digital world, kids are bombarded with clickbait, fake news, doctored photos, AI-generated images, and sneaky ads. This engaging, activity-packed guide equips 8-12 year olds with the critical thinking skills to navigate the internet confidently and safely.Spot clickbait and exaggerated headlines before they reel you in.Detect fake news and understand why people create it.Uncover photo tricks and AI illusions that make images lie.Trace rumors and gossip to stop misinformation in its tracks.Identify sneaky ads disguised as stories, games, or posts.Become a digital detective with fun challenges and a Super Detective finale!Perfect for curious kids, parents, teachers, and homeschoolers, Spot the Trick turns media literacy into an exciting adventure. Scroll up and start the Trick Spotter's Club today! This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Give your child a smarter way to navigate the internet-without teaching them to fear it.Spot the Trick is a fun, beginner-friendly media literacy guide for kids ages 8-12 who are learning how to question what they see online. Through detective-style examples, quizzes, activities, and challenges, young readers learn to slow down, look for evidence, check sources, and think before they click or share.Inside, kids will learn how to: - Spot clickbait headlines, exaggerated promises, and attention-grabbing tricks- Understand what fake news is and why misleading stories spread- Look for clues that a photo may be edited, staged, taken out of context, or AI-generated- Understand deepfakes and why unusual videos, images, or voices should be verified- Recognize rumors and stop misinformation before passing it along- Identify sponsored posts, native ads, influencer promotions, and advertising that blends into regular content- Use a simple Who, What, Why checklist to examine surprising claims- Check who created a post, what evidence it provides, and why it may have been shared- Compare sources instead of trusting popularity, likes, or shares- Tell the difference between facts, opinions, jokes, ads, honest mistakes, and deliberate tricks- Practice critical thinking through quizzes, case files, mission cards, and a final Super Detective ChallengeThe goal is not to make kids suspicious of everything online. It is to help them stay curious, ask better questions, and make thoughtful choices when something seems shocking, exciting, or too good to be true.Perfect for curious kids, families, teachers, homeschoolers, and young readers beginning to explore news, social media, online videos, advertising, and AI-generated content.Look closer. Ask questions. Check the source. Share wisely. A media-literacy guide for ages 8-12 covering clickbait, fake news, edited and AI images, rumors, sneaky ads, source checking, facts vs. opinions, quizzes, and a final digital-detective challenge. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Give your child a smarter way to navigate the internet-without teaching them to fear it.Spot the Trick is a fun, beginner-friendly media literacy guide for kids ages 8-12 who are learning how to question what they see online. Through detective-style examples, quizzes, activities, and challenges, young readers learn to slow down, look for evidence, check sources, and think before they click or share.Inside, kids will learn how to: - Spot clickbait headlines, exaggerated promises, and attention-grabbing tricks- Understand what fake news is and why misleading stories spread- Look for clues that a photo may be edited, staged, taken out of context, or AI-generated- Understand deepfakes and why unusual videos, images, or voices should be verified- Recognize rumors and stop misinformation before passing it along- Identify sponsored posts, native ads, influencer promotions, and advertising that blends into regular content- Use a simple Who, What, Why checklist to examine surprising claims- Check who created a post, what evidence it provides, and why it may have been shared- Compare sources instead of trusting popularity, likes, or shares- Tell the difference between facts, opinions, jokes, ads, honest mistakes, and deliberate tricks- Practice critical thinking through quizzes, case files, mission cards, and a final Super Detective ChallengeThe goal is not to make kids suspicious of everything online. It is to help them stay curious, ask better questions, and make thoughtful choices when something seems shocking, exciting, or too good to be true.Perfect for curious kids, families, teachers, homeschoolers, and young readers beginning to explore news, social media, online videos, advertising, and AI-generated content.Look closer. Ask questions. Check the source. Share wisely. A media-literacy guide for ages 8-12 covering clickbait, fake news, edited and AI images, rumors, sneaky ads, source checking, facts vs. opinions, quizzes, and a final digital-detective challenge. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. …

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Give your child the superpower to see through online tricks and traps!In today's digital world, kids are bombarded with clickbait, fake news, doctored photos, AI-generated images, and sneaky ads. This engaging, activity-packed guide equips 8-12 year olds with the critical thinking skills to navigate the internet confidently and safely.Spot clickbait and exaggerated headlines before they reel you in.Detect fake news and understand why people create it.Uncover photo tricks and AI illusions that make images lie.Trace rumors and gossip to stop misinformation in its tracks.Identify sneaky ads disguised as stories, games, or posts.Become a digital detective with fun challenges and a Super Detective finale!Perfect for curious kids, parents, teachers, and homeschoolers, Spot the Trick turns media literacy into an exciting adventure. Scroll up and start the Trick Spotter's Club today! This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Give your child a smarter way to navigate the internet-without teaching them to fear it.Spot the Trick is a fun, beginner-friendly media literacy guide for kids ages 8-12 who are learning how to question what they see online. Through detective-style examples, quizzes, activities, and challenges, young readers learn to slow down, look for evidence, check sources, and think before they click or share.Inside, kids will learn how to: - Spot clickbait headlines, exaggerated promises, and attention-grabbing tricks- Understand what fake news is and why misleading stories spread- Look for clues that a photo may be edited, staged, taken out of context, or AI-generated- Understand deepfakes and why unusual videos, images, or voices should be verified- Recognize rumors and stop misinformation before passing it along- Identify sponsored posts, native ads, influencer promotions, and advertising that blends into regular content- Use a simple Who, What, Why checklist to examine surprising claims- Check who created a post, what evidence it provides, and why it may have been shared- Compare sources instead of trusting popularity, likes, or shares- Tell the difference between facts, opinions, jokes, ads, honest mistakes, and deliberate tricks- Practice critical thinking through quizzes, case files, mission cards, and a final Super Detective ChallengeThe goal is not to make kids suspicious of everything online. It is to help them stay curious, ask better questions, and make thoughtful choices when something seems shocking, exciting, or too good to be true.Perfect for curious kids, families, teachers, homeschoolers, and young readers beginning to explore news, social media, online videos, advertising, and AI-generated content.Look closer. Ask questions. Check the source. Share wisely. A media-literacy guide for ages 8-12 covering clickbait, fake news, edited and AI images, rumors, sneaky ads, source checking, facts vs. opinions, quizzes, and a final digital-detective challenge. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Give your child a smarter way to navigate the internet-without teaching them to fear it.Spot the Trick is a fun, beginner-friendly media literacy guide for kids ages 8-12 who are learning how to question what they see online. Through detective-style examples, quizzes, activities, and challenges, young readers learn to slow down, look for evidence, check sources, and think before they click or share.Inside, kids will learn how to:¿ Spot clickbait headlines, exaggerated promises, and attention-grabbing tricks¿ Understand what fake news is and why misleading stories spread¿ Look for clues that a photo may be edited, staged, taken out of context, or AI-generated¿ Understand deepfakes and why unusual videos, images, or voices should be verified¿ Recognize rumors and stop misinformation before passing it along¿ Identify sponsored posts, native ads, influencer promotions, and advertising that blends into regular content¿ Use a simple Who, What, Why checklist to examine surprising claims¿ Check who created a post, what evidence it provides, and why it may have been shared¿ Compare sources instead of trusting popularity, likes, or shares¿ Tell the difference between facts, opinions, jokes, ads, honest mistakes, and deliberate tricks¿ Practice critical thinking through quizzes, case files, mission cards, and a final Super Detective ChallengeThe goal is not to make kids suspicious of everything online. It is to help them stay curious, ask better questions, and make thoughtful choices when something seems shocking, exciting, or too good to be true.Perfect for curious kids, families, teachers, homeschoolers, and young readers beginning to explore news, social media, online videos, advertising, and AI-generated content.Look closer. Ask questions. Check the source. Share wisely.…

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