Resources

A lesson to help children understand online friendships – the good and the dangerous.

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A lesson to help children understand that their password is their padlock.

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A lesson building children’s awareness of ways to be protected online.

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A lesson to help children understand age-inappropriate content they might have viewed by searching, or have seen inadvertently, or be exposed to through playground chatter.

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This lesson helps children to understand and action boundaries around their availability and exposure online. Knowing how to say ‘no’ is an important self-protective skill – one best learned early.

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A lesson to help children to understand what clickbait is and why we need to avoid it.

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A lesson for Safer Internet Day. Exploring potential safety pitfalls online and how we can avoid these.

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A lesson to help children identify what is appropriate to share online and what isn’t using the acronym THINK.

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A lesson to help children identify what cyberbullying is, what we can do about it and how to report it.

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A plan to consider the impacts of screen-time on mental and physical health and the benefits that can be found from green time.

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Exploring our rights and responsibilities to make our online world safer and fairer for everyone.

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This lesson teaches children about the power of influence, in both positive and negative ways.

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These resources are intended for your class to understand what resilience is and how it applies in a digital context.

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A lesson to help children understand how their real world values translate to the online world, empowering them into the position of digital upstander.

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