Chip the Rabbit helps children explore games, messages, apps, and online mysteries while learning how to pause, notice clues, protect private information, and ask for help.
Chip loves games, gadgets, creative tools, and figuring out how things work. When something feels rushed, secretive, unusually generous, or out of place, he slows down and checks before acting.
Stop
Take a breath before clicking, replying, sharing, downloading, or allowing access.
“A surprise can wait.”
Check
Look closely. Does the message make sense? Is it rushing you? Is it asking for something private?
“Familiar is not verified.”
Ask
Bring the device, message, or question to a trusted grown-up when you need help.
“Asking is a safe step.”
Being careful does not make you fearful. It makes you prepared.
FEATURED ADVENTURE
Chip and the Shiny Blue Button
IN DEVELOPMENT
A surprise message promises Chip a rare game reward—but something about it does not feel quite right. Explore the message, collect clues, make choices, and help Chip decide what to do next.
Ages 5–8
Approximately 8–10 minutes
Narrated and read-yourself modes planned
Keyboard, mouse, and touchscreen friendly
No account required
This adventure is still being written, tested, and reviewed.
1ExploreLook around the scene and see what Chip sees.
2Spot the CluesNotice unusual names, urgent messages, strange requests, or details that do not fit.
3Make a ChoiceDecide what Chip should do next.
4See What HappensWatch the result and gather more information.
5Repair and ReflectAsk for help, fix mistakes, and remember what worked.
You do not have to make every perfect choice. You can notice a mistake, ask for help, and take the next safe step.
CHIP’S FIELD NOTEBOOK
Collect habits, not just points.
Each completed adventure adds useful clues, practical safety habits, Field Badges, and family activities to Chip’s Field Notebook. Badges celebrate what a child practiced—not whether every first choice was perfect.