Junior Security Detective Academy

Teacher Answer Key

Suggested answers and marking guidance for the Junior Security Detective Academy worksheets, quizzes and missions.

Front entry used as teacher answer key example

This page gives teachers and parents quick suggested answers for worksheets, quizzes and missions. It is not about one perfect answer. It is about the reasoning pattern: pause, protect privacy, use layers, and ask a trusted adult.

Core answer pattern

TopicStrong student answer should include
Home securityLayers: locks, lights, habits, alarms, cameras, neighbours/community, and trusted adults.
AlarmsSensor notices change → panel decides → siren/alert warns → adult responds. Kids do not investigate.
CCTVCameras only see where pointed; footage is for safety; passwords and privacy matter.
Online safetyKeep address, school, passwords, alarm codes and home-alone details private.
PrivacySecurity should have a purpose, use the least intrusive option, and respect private spaces.

Worksheet answer key

WorksheetSuggested answers
Home safety checklistStudents may tick doors, windows, garage, lights, keys, family plan, trusted adult contact and device/password safety.
Alarm partsSensor detects; panel is the brain; keypad controls arming/disarming; siren warns; app alert notifies trusted adults; battery helps during power loss.
CCTV mapGood camera zones: front door, driveway, gate, garage. Bad/private zones: bedrooms, bathrooms, neighbour private areas.
Cyber safetyStrong passwords, updates, private information protection, reporting suspicious messages, trusted adult help.
PrivacyPurpose, permission, respect, limited viewing, no sharing footage for fun.

Quiz answer key

Interactive quizzes show feedback on the page. As a general marking guide, award full credit when students explain why an answer is safer, not just which answer is correct.

Extension marking prompt

Ask students: “What is the safest choice, and who should make the final decision?” Strong answers usually name a trusted adult.