something about us that is sensitive and private

Our favourite things online

RSHE (PSHE)

What to do if we feel uncomfortable online

The rules for friendship online

Deciding if a question is too personal

Keeping safe in the online world

This unit covers understanding the rules for online friendship and kindness, identifying when questions are too personal, recognising uncomfortable feelings online, and knowing how to respond. It also includes enjoying favourite online activities safely and creating positive online experiences.

Our online lives: How can I be kind and happy online?

Match the words to the correct definition.

Being online can be both very fun and very risky.

Everything that is fun online is always safe.

Match the online activity to the correct category.

Sometimes we don't have to pay money online, but we do have to pay by giving our personal ...

Companies can collect our online data and sell it.

If we don't pay for something online, then there is no cost.

If something says it is free online, it always is.

Trusted adults can help us check for hidden costs online.

Some people do not enjoy going online and that is fine.

We should only talk to people online who we know offline as well.

to send or post words, sounds, images or videos online

to talk to someone using text, words, images or video

a network connecting digital devices across the world

If people are unkind online, we should stop talking to them, take a {{}} and tell a trusted adult.

the box where you type in something you want to find online

We can type things into a {{}} on a digital device to find information online.

This lesson was made for home learning during the pandemic.

Our favourite things online

Lesson outcome

This lesson was made for home learning during the pandemic.