Should you share scary videos? @CommonSenseEducation
Should you share scary videos?  @CommonSenseEducation
Uploaded August 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
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This episode for Grades K–2 features Chrissy and her daughter Tillie (15) discussing if someone shows a scary video to all of their friends.
Then it's your turn!


Common Sense Carpool Conversations is a podcast series that invites adults and kids to have discussions about digital literacy and well-being, using prompts like """"never have I ever … """" and """"who's the most likely to … ."""" The fun, easy format of a verbal game encourages families (and classrooms!) to dive into topics that come straight from our Digital Literacy & Well-Being Curriculum.



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