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Sale Online Safety Lesson Opener Activity Cards 60pk Topics|Games

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Helping to Support Teaching and Learning

Data Protection Focus: These cards raise awareness among children about effective password management and the importance of data protection.
Cyber-bullying Awareness: Facilitate discussions that enhance understanding of cyber-bullying impacts, promoting responsible online interactions.
Understanding Copyright: Educate children on copyright laws by using practical examples to highlight the importance of respecting intellectual property.
Navigating Online Content: Encourage children to identify and discuss inappropriate content and actions online, fostering safer browsing habits.
Online Safety: These cards incorporate key digital citizenship concepts, reinforcing standards on safer internet use.

TTS Online Safety Lesson Opener Activity Cards

A set of activity cards designed to educate children on online safety, enhancing digital resilience.

Overview

Join Ben in addressing online safety challenges through scenario-based cards, fostering discussions on appropriate digital behaviour.

These activity cards are essential for educators to initiate discussions on various online safety topics, such as cyber-bullying, data protection, and navigating online content. Each card presents a scenario involving ‘Ben’ facing digital dilemmas and encourages students to think critically about the best courses of action.

These scenarios teach children the importance of digital citizenship and the skills needed to navigate the online world safely.
Teachers receive practical advice within the cards on how to engage children effectively. This includes suggested points of discussion and tips on fostering an environment where students can express themselves and learn from each other, promoting digital resiliency.