I taught my students about using Information Communication Technology (ICT) safely, responsibly and ethically in a mat session, see Figure 1. The students first played a game in which they got into groups with everyone that had the same characteristics as themselves, E.g. number of legs, same colour hair, etc. Towards the end of the game the students got into groups outlining personal information, E.g. the same first name and last name, lives in the same house, etc. All students were standing alone by the end of the game and I explained that the reason why they were standing alone is that no-one else in Kindergarten lives in your house. I explained that although they do have a lot of things in common, each of them is special and not exactly like anybody else. I explained that some of the things that make us different are our names, what we look like, what we like doing, or our personality. I then showed the students the cartoon, 'Hector's World: E1 Details, details, details' about how important it is to keep their special personal information safe, please click on video in Figure 2. By watching the video the students learnt how to become safe and responsible digital citizens by only sharing personal information with people they trust and keeping their computers safe. They also learnt about the importance of seeking guidance from a trusted adult when they feel unsafe or uneasy online. After watching the video we had a class discussion about the key outcomes listed in Figure 3.