Game-Based Online Safety!

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Game-Based Online Safety! Activities developed by the eLIM EdTech team and SASP to teach Online Safety through game-based active fitness bursts Remember to include ‘Game breaks’

Year 5: I always communicate kindly and respectfully and can describe the impact where this does not happen Year 6: I always communicate kindly and respectfully and work with others to help everyone enjoy their use of technology

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k1cXCcaEuyY

INSTRUCTIONS Select a few appropriate ‘Game breaks’ to include other online safety messages during the game. Practise actions for each of them with the class. Split class into teams, representing a fruit or vegetable per team. Each team holds coloured objects to represent their team e.g. coits or beanbags. Create 3 x 3 grids using hoops, or chalk on a playground. Two teams per grid. Take it in turns to place an object in the grid, trying to place 3 in a row of their object (like noughts and crosses). If the game is a ‘stalemate’, the next person in the team may move a piece that has already been placed. Remind pupils to communicate kindly and responsibly with their teammates and opponents Include ‘Game breaks’. When a game break is called everyone stops to do an appropriate action