In the Whispering Woods, animals connected through the magical Internet Tree. Boma the Bunny was teased, Chioma the Giraffe got tricked, and Nkiru the Monkey became stressed from scrolling too much. Obi the Owl decided it was time to help by opening an Internet Safety School.

Animals gathered eagerly under Obi's favorite branch. "We'll learn to stay safe and happy online," Obi announced. Benny shared how teasing made him stop going online, and Nkiru recalled feeling tired from scrolling all night. Obi reassured them that they would learn to protect themselves.

"Lesson one: Protect your personal information," Obi advised. "Don't share your burrow address or hiding spots." Boma hugged his carrots tightly. "Think before posting," Obi added. "Would you share this with someone you don't trust?" The animals nodded in understanding.

"Lesson two: Handle cyberbullies wisely," Obi said. "Don't argue—block them and tell someone you trust." Polly asked about persistent bullies. Obi promised help from the forest council. "Always share your feelings if you're hurt," Obi reminded them. "It's never good to keep it inside."

"Lesson three: Beware of fake news," Obi warned. Chioma recalled panicking about the river drying up due to false information. "Always check with trusted sources like me or the forest council," Obi said. The animals vowed to think twice before spreading news.

"Lesson four: Protect your passwords," Obi instructed. "They're keys to your treasure chest. Keep them strong and secret." Rita worried about forgetting hers. "Write it down safely or use something tricky for others but easy for you to remember," Obi advised.

"Lesson five: Care for your feelings," Obi said. "Step away if the Internet Tree makes you anxious or sad." Nkiru promised to balance his time—mornings climbing trees, afternoons online. "Perfect!" Obi praised. "Finding balance keeps you happy and healthy."

"Lesson six: Be kind online," Obi urged. Polly asked how to help someone having a bad day. "A kind message can brighten someone's day," Obi assured. "Encourage them to speak with a trusted friend if they need help."

Obi handed out badges reading: "Safe & Smart Online!" "You're now graduates of Internet Safety School," he announced. "Share your lessons with friends and family." The animals cheered, proudly wearing their badges as they imagined a safer Internet Tree.

Walking home, Boma asked Nkiru, "Do you feel better about the Internet Tree?" Nkiru grinned. "Definitely. I'll teach my little brother too." From above, Obi smiled proudly. "A safer, happier forest," he hooted softly, watching the joyful animals.