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Link to: MPPS Stage 2 programs & MPPS Stage 3 programs
Past virtual classroom and other lessons at MPPS:
Years 3-6 Term 1, 2021:Safer internet day - Be an eSafe Kid: Fake news, real harmsYears 3-6 Term 4, 2021:Be an eSafe Kid - Privacy and Security (Zoom)5E 2022: Be an eSafe Kid: Fake news, real harms2022/2023: Cybersmart Challenge lessons taught by P.GroverYears 3-6 Term 1, 2024: Online Guardians + parent seminarsYear 3- 5 Australian resources
Year 3- 5 Australian resources
Teacher-led activities using animated videos with class discussion questions included in videos. There are three modules, which can be used as standalone lessons or as a series. I would suggest Years 4 and 5 to be most appropriate.
By the end of this unit, students will be able to:
identify what cyberbullying is
describe and use strategies in situations where they feel cyberbullied
recognise when to seek help in cyberbullying situations
be a positive bystander in a cyberbullying situation.
Teach to Year 4
By the end of this unit of work, students will be able to identify:
information that should not be posted online
where to seek assistance if things go wrong online
the difference between sensible and risky online behaviour.
Teach to Year 5
By the end of this unit of work, students will be able to:
understand safe sharing of content/images
describe and use strategies to protect their content/images
recognise when to seek help when sharing content/images
Teach to Year 6
eSafety resources:
eSafety resources:
Slides focus on e-security and eSafety issues exploring three different scenarios to discuss. 8-11 yrs.
Suggest best suited for Year 5 and 6. An engaging animation that can be used as a standalone resource or as a class discussion starter.
Primary students will learn basic online safety skills, including why it is essential to Ask, Check and Think before acting in the digital world.
Students can also be assigned to do alone then answer a quiz: https://www.esafety.gov.au/educators/classroom-resources/be-secure/student-home
New student game for Stage 2 from eSafety: Robo Raven and the Ancient Relics: A Mighty Heroes adventure
BeSecure includes...
BeSecure includes...
Activity 1: Exploring critical thinking in online safety
Activity 2: Keeping your device safe
Activity 3: Privacy and personal information
Activity 4: Spending money online
Activity 5: Getting help and support Worksheet: My personal online security plan
Making Good Choices: Prompts students to consider how they can protect each other when someone is targeted online. Video is 2.32 mins.
Sticks and Stones: Focuses on cyberbullying and reminds students that they are responsible for their own actions online. Video is 1.31 minutes.
Above has been taught to Yr 4, but better for Stage 3.
Passwords
Passwords
Recommended video:
Recommended video:
Passwords and Passphrases.mp4
BTN Teacher Res: Password Power
Common Sense education:
Common Sense education:
Google Online Safety videos
for 3 - 6
Google Online Safety videos
for 3 - 6
Each video is approx. 1 minute in length.
Tip 1: Think Before You Share
Tip 2: Protect Your Stuff
Tip 3: Know & Use Your Settings
Tip 4: Avoid Scams
Tip 5: Be Positive
Common Sense Media lessons
Common Sense Media lessons
Commonsense Media lessons originated in the U.S but these ones are adapted for the U.K. Recommended!
Year 3 lessons
Year 3 lessons
How do digital citizens take responsibility for themselves, their communities and their world?
How can a strong password help protect your privacy?
How does what I post online affect my identity?
What makes a strong online community?
What should you do when someone uses mean or hurtful language on the internet?
Why do people alter digital photos and videos?
Year 4 lessons
Year 4 lessons
What makes a healthy media choice?
What information about you is OK to share online?
How does our online activity affect the digital footprints of ourselves and others?
How can I help myself and others be positive and have fun while playing online games?
How can we be upstanders when we see cyberbullying?
What rights and responsibilities do you have as a creator?
Year 5 lessons
Year 5 lessons
What does media balance mean for me?
What is clickbait and how can you avoid it?
How do gender stereotypes shape our experiences online?
How do you keep online friendships safe?
What is cyberbullying and what can you do to stop it?
What are the important parts of an online news article?
Year 6 lessons
Year 6 lessons
These Year 6 resources need to be checked to ensure are age-appropriate. Some may more useful towards the end of year 6... ready for high school.
How do we balance digital media use in our lives?
How can you protect yourself from phishing?
How do you chat safely with people you meet online?
How do we find credible information on the internet?
How can you de-escalate digital drama so it doesn't go too far?
Year 6 resources
Year 6 resources
Your Digital Footprint:
Your Digital Footprint:
For Year 6: Digital Compass is the only educational game that gives kids the freedom to explore how decisions made in their digital lives can impact their relationships and future.
Is also an iPad app on Stage 3 iPads.
Student online activity:
Student online activity:
Cyber-sharing cards
Cyber-sharing cards
There a set of printed cards in the ICT storeroom, or download and print...
cyber-sharing-cards.pdf
cyber-sharing-interactiveWhat information is safe to share online? These cards will help students understand the risks as they discuss whether to share, not share or be cautious with different pieces of your information. Encourage groups to sort as quickly as they can, then use the slideshow to discuss answers.
Do they agree or disagree with our assessment? Have a class discussion.
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