Badge Kids › All courses

Every course, every kid, all year

Ten badges, 49 sections, 193 lessons. Each badge is one thing your child can say they have been taught. Your child works the band they are in; the band moves up with them every September.

Band 1

K–3

Band 2

4–5

Band 3

6–8

Lessons

193

On wheels · E-bikes & e-scooters · ages 11–16

Road Badge

8 sections · 44 lessons
  1. Fit to Ride
  2. Know Your Machine
  3. In the Empty Lot
  4. Look Behind, Ride Straight
  5. You Are Traffic
  6. Where You Are Allowed
  7. Paths and People
  8. When It Goes Wrong
Band 1 · Grades K–3 · ages 5–9

Safe Start

5 sections · 16 lessons
  1. You and Your People
  2. Your Body's Alarm
  3. The Four Moves
  4. Streets and Wheels
  5. Fire, Water and Getting Help
Band 2 · Grades 4–5 · ages 9–11

Home Alone Ready

8 sections · 30 lessons
  1. Getting Home
  2. The Door and the Phone
  3. The First Twenty Minutes
  4. Feeding Yourself
  5. Fire
  6. When Something Breaks
  7. When It's Real
  8. With a Younger One

Out and About

5 sections · 16 lessons
  1. The Walk
  2. Wheels
  3. The Bus and the Ride
  4. In a Crowd
  5. People, Out There

First Screens

3 sections · 9 lessons
  1. What You Put Up
  2. Who's On The Other Side
  3. Your Phone Deal
Band 3 · Grades 6–8 · ages 11–14

Online Ready

6 sections · 20 lessons
  1. Your Footprint
  2. Who You're Actually Talking To
  3. When Someone Asks For A Picture
  4. Games and Group Chats
  5. What's Real
  6. Passwords and Locks

Getting Around Without a Car

4 sections · 13 lessons
  1. The Machine
  2. Where You're Allowed
  3. Conditions
  4. Getting There and Back

On Your Own, Out There

3 sections · 9 lessons
  1. Somebody Else's House
  2. The First Offer
  3. Money and Strangers

First Job Ready

7 sections · 24 lessons
  1. The Job
  2. The Business
  3. Your Own Safety
  4. Ages and Stages
  5. The Everyday
  6. Somebody Else's House
  7. When It Goes Wrong
For parents · read in an evening

The Parent Track

12 lessons · 9 family tools
  1. Is my kid ready?
  2. The staged plan
  3. Say it the way they were taught
  4. The privilege ladder
  5. The first Friday night
  6. When they get it wrong
  7. The hard conversations
  8. Screens, without the panic and without the shrug
  9. Two kids, one house
  10. When it isn't one household
  11. Your street
  12. What changes at thirteen

Start where your child is

Most families start with Home Alone Ready, section 1.

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