In international teams, children are preparing collages on the topic of safe internet usage

1. Creating an International Internet Safety Poster
Goal: Educating children about Internet safety rules and developing collaboration skills in an international team.
Description:
Step 1: Children from different countries form groups within the eTwinning project. Each group selects one Internet safety rule (e.g., “Do not share personal information” or “Talk about strangers”).
Step 2: Each group prepares their part of the poster, which will include illustrations and short descriptions related to the chosen rule. Online graphic tools in Canva  can be used to create a digital poster.
Step 3: After completing their sections, the children combine all elements into one poster, which will be published on the eTwinning project platform. The poster can also be printed and displayed in kindergartens.

DEADLINE: 30 November 2024

Team 1 

1. Zespół Szkolno-Przedszkolny im. bł. Kard. S. Wyszyńskiego w Kadczy Jazowsko,  Poland

2. 5ο ΝΗΠΙΑΓΩΓΕΙΟ ΚΑΛΑΜΠΑΚΑΣ ΚΑΛΑΜΠΑΚΑ,  Greece

3. ΝΗΠΙΑΓΩΓΕΙΟ ΠΑΠΑΓΙΑΝΝΗΦλώρινα, Greece

Don’t Talk to Strangers
Description: A poster showing that children should not talk to strangers online. Simple drawings can be used to depict a child refusing to talk to someone they don't know. The slogans could be: “Don’t trust strangers” or “Always ask an adult!”

Team 1 - link to the document for creating a collage

Team 2  

1. Νηπιαγωγείο Αρμενοχωρίου Αρμενοχώρι, Greece

2. Gradinita Voinicel Toplița,  Romania

3. 6/θ Ολοήμερο Δημ.Σχ. Αρμενοχωρίου Florina,  Greece

Computer Usage Rules
Description: A poster illustrating the rules for using a computer and the Internet, such as:

• Do not spend too much time at the computer

• Use the device only under adult supervision

• Inform parents about everything happening online
  Drawings of children using the computer and safety-related icons can be added.

Team 2 - link to the document for creating a collage

Team 3 

15ο Νηπιαγωγείο Καλαμαριάς Θεσσαλονίκη,  Greece

Scoala Gimnaziala Nr. 27 Timisoara Timișoara, Romania

1. Tallinna Kullatera Lasteaed Tallinn, Estonia

Strong Password = Safe Computer
Description: A poster showing how to create strong passwords. Children can learn that a password should be long, contain letters and numbers, and should not include their name or birthdate. Drawings could depict superheroes with "strong" passwords, for example: “SuperPassword123!” and passwords on protective shields.

Team 3 - link to the document for creating a collage

2. Joint Educational Game "Safe Friend"
Goal: Increasing awareness of Internet safety through play and developing cooperation skills.
Description:
Step 1: The Children Creating Photo Collages.

Step 2: Children in each kindergarten develop a list of questions related to Internet safety. These can include questions about what to do in various online situations (e.g., “What should I do if I receive a message from a stranger?”).
Step 3: Students from different countries join forces to create an interactive educational game. Online game creation platforms, such as Kahoot! or Quizizz, can be used. Each group of children adds their questions to the shared game.
Step 4: The game is conducted online, where children from different kindergartens participate in the same session. After the game, a discussion can be held about the answers and why certain rules are important.

Conclusion:
Both tasks will not only help children understand the principles of Internet safety but also enable them to collaborate with peers from different countries, fostering relationship building and communication skills.