Help your children to become confident and safe digital citizens with our Internet Safety pack! Includes a wide range of online safety teaching resources, interactive classroom activities and eye-catching display resources!
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- One Twenty-Page Internet Safety Guide – A huge guide that you can use to introduce your children to different aspects of cybersafety. Includes information on personal information, cyberbullying, spam, downloads, social networking, copyright and more.
- Seventy ‘What Would You Do?’ Cards – A set of different situations related to Internet Safety issues. Use them as discussion starters with your children. How would they deal with each situation?
- Twenty-Four Online Safety Discussion Cards – These cards show children sharing statements about their use of the Internet. Can your students sort them into safe and unsafe activities?
- Twenty Internet Safety Challenges – A collection of activities that your children can try to review their eSafety knowledge.
- One ‘How to Spot Fake News’ Activity – Learn about fake news by reading this article and then try to identify the fake news headlines on the related activity sheet!
- Two Social Network Jumbles – Challenge your students to match the names, logos, descriptions and monthly active user statistics!
- One Safe Surfing Game – Help Donny the Donkey complete his online shopping safety by following the path and answering the questions!
- Ten Picture Word Banks – Look at the images provided and think of related nouns, adjectives, verbs and adverbs. Then use this collection of vocabulary to make a descriptive sentence or paragraph.
- Two Username Generators – Combine the suggested words to create a new username / gamertag to use online!
- Twelve ‘What can you see, infer and ask?’ Tasks – Ask your students to look carefully at each image and then identify what they can see, what they can infer and then think about what they would like to ask to find out more information.
- Two ‘Powerful Passwords’ Activity Sheets – Can your children review this list of passwords and identify which ones are strong and which ones are weak?
- Four ‘Passwords Are Like Underwear’ Posters – A poster that teaches children why their passwords should be like their underwear!
- One ‘Personal Information’ Resource – Ask your children to create personal information for the four children in the illustration. A great way of reviewing what we mean by the term ‘personal information’.
- One ‘Analysing Adverts’ Resource – Twelve fictional online ads for your children to discuss and analyse. Which look genuine? Which might be a scam? How are they trying to persuade you to click on them? What kind of website might they lead to?
- Six Examples of Social Media Profiles – A collection of six fictional social media profiles. Ask your children review them and identify any safety issues. What personal information can they find out about each person?
- One ‘Friends?’ Resource – How many of these people are friends? Can your children use this resource as a sorting activity or as the starting point for discussions?
- One ‘Message Responses’ Activity – How would your children respond if they received any of these messages?
- Five Examples of Scam Emails – A collection of fictional scam emails that your children can review and discuss. Also includes a set of blank templates so that your children can try to write their own!
- One Website Review Template – A template that your children can use to review their favourite websites (and how they help to keep their users safe).
- Two Digital Footprint Templates – A blank foot template that your children can use to record their own digital footprint (using words or pictures). What information can be found about them online?
- Eleven Pages of Vocabulary Labels – A huge collection of labels showing images and definitions of a range of words linked to Internet Safety. Great for classroom display boards or for discussion activities.
- Three Internet Safety Glossaries – Differentiated sets of glossaries that define a wide range of words linked to the topic.
- One Write the Definitions Challenge – Can your children write definitions for the words linked to this topic?
- One Word Search – Can your children find the topic words in this word search?
- Three Sets of Internet Safety Bookmarks – Printable bookmarks that your children can use to remind themselves of eSafety tips and tricks.
- Three Certificates – A set of printable certificates (with colour and black+white versions) that you can use to reward your children for their Internet Safety skills
- Six Display Resources – A selection of printable banners and posters to decorate the display boards in your classroom and computer suite.
- Three Sets of Bunting – A collection of bunting to hang in your classroom as part of your Internet Safety work.
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A really comprehensive resource that teaches children about being safe on the internet. I like the fact that it goes so much deeper than just keeping their passwords safe. Really encourages children to think about what they are posting and to be aware of potential dangers of an online presence.
A really excellent pack to start the school year, gave us lots of chance for discussion, which also helped build our class culture. My children were blown away at the thought that they leave a digital footprint!
I home educate my daughter and we use the internet a lot in her education. This pack is absolutely fantastic for helping to increase online safety. It was set out in a way that was easy to understand and also to relate to in every day use of the internet. Highly recommend this resource.
This is my “go to” pack for the start of every school year and also fits in nicely with our Safety topic. I particularly love the FriendPad activity as it’s simply and clearly written and works with my low literacy students.
Definitely a pack to dip in and out of, providing valuable refreshers on key issues.
Excellent resource, which can be used across the different stages of primary school.
The safety guide covers pretty much everything you could imagine when highlighting the benefits and potential risks of being online. It can be used to stimulate discussion or as a reference point for pupils when they are creating their own posters or internet safety leaflets.
The activities can be used to build on the info shared in the safety guide to make the sections highlighted more meaningful in a practical sense. E.g., the analysing adverts or social media profiles activities.
Will be using this to support learning/teaching in the classroom every year to highlight internet safety.
Also, includes some useful items for display purposes.
About a month ago I began an EOY teaching position for grades K-5 as a technology associate. I am taking this pack and using it with my 3rd-5th graders. The first lesson will be on digital footprints. I love this relevant, visual lesson for the students. I have taken the vocabulary and created a "Tech Word of the Week" frame for exposure. This an effortless way to create lessons that you have already created! Thank you!
I made great use of this packet this year as our school began to implement a school-wide internet use policy. The various posters served as a launch pad for numerous conversations, and investigations into the need for awareness when using the internet both in and out of school.
I think the only fault I can find, and this being particular to a tech teacher in upper elementary, is the lack of depth when addressing global citizenship. I would venture to say this would be a packet in and of itself, since there is so much to be addressed beyond just safety.
All in all, I think everyone should be considering the use of this pack because of how relevant it will be for all our students now and onward.
Wow, what a range of different materials to use in the teaching of Internet Safety. I am looking forward to examining them in detail, and using them in my Computing lessons. Thank you.
I am the ICLT coordinator of the school I work at, so leading the school by teaching with these resources has been wonderful. Very informative and relatable for the students. Thank you!
This pack was the reason I became a member. It is excellent and I used it as a basis for a half term topic on Esafety with my Year 5 class. They will never forget the important messages about passwords based on this fun format.
This resource is second to none. It covers every angle imaginable for teaching about internet safety. I has been invaluable in building a whole school display with high quality posters and banners. I also love the 'What would you do?' prompt cards - very useful discussion prompts.
