Autumn 1
Year 1
Week 1
Digital Literacy
To explain how passwords are used to protect information, accounts and devices.
You have 2 mins to discuss what a password is with your talking partner.
When might a password be really important?
Are there things you do online that you don’t need a password for?
Can you guess which password is a ‘good’ or ‘bad’ password?
Year 2
Week 1
Digital Literacy
Online Safety
Do you know how to stay safe online?
Vocabulary
Password
A series of letters, number and special characters entered after your username to access an online site.
Smart rules
A set of rules based around the word SMART designed to help you stay safe when online.
Never share your personal information!
Personal information is your name, where you live, your age, password and your school name.
Year 3
Week 1
Digital Literacy
Online Safety
LC : To describe simple strategies for creating and keeping passwords private.
Vocabulary
Protect - To defend or keep safe.
Digital Citizen - People who use technology to communicate with others online.
Password - A secret word only you know.
We are going to create a strong password on seesaw and learn a way of creating strong passwords.
Open seesaw.
Find the activity Strong Password Creator.
Year 4
Week 1
Digital Footprints
LC: To understand how to create a positive digital footprint.
What is a digital footprint?
It is important to know that if you post something on the internet, it will stay there. On the Internet a digital footprint is the word used to describe the trail, traces or “footprints” that people leave online.
Your digital footprint
Every time you go online you leave a trail. If you take a look in the history section of your website browser and you can see the websites you have visited in the past.
We are living in an increasingly digital world. You might add data about yourself on a great number different websites or applications.
Your own digital footprint is the data that is left behind by you on all the digital services that you use.
Top tips for a positive digital footprint.
1. Do not share your password with anyone, and change it often – like a toothbrush.
2. Always remember to logoff when you have finished with an online service.
3. Use your own digital footprints to remember your favourite websites like the history button and your bookmarks.
4. Remember that most of the websites you visit will make a note of your visit and may also track the websites you visit before and after their website!
5. Let an adult know if anything you read or see makes you feel worried or upset.
6. Only use your first name. Do not give out any personal information.
7. Make sure you have permission to view and share information online. Make sure the information you share is positive.
Use the activity on seesaw to create a poster to help others to create a positive digital footprint.
Year 5
Week 1
Digital Literacy
Online Safety
LC : To explain what a strong password is and demonstrate how to create one.
Vocabulary
Online safety
Refers to staying safe when having a presence online.
Password
A string of characters that allows access to a computer system or service.
Smart rules
A set of rules based around the word SMART designed to help you stay safe when online.
Can you spot a strong password?
Year 6
Week 1
Online Safety
Cyber Bullying
LC:
I can describe how to capture bullying content as evidence (e.g screen-grab, URL, profile) to share with others who can help me.
What Is Cyber Bullying?
Cyber bullying is the use of technology to harass, threaten, embarrass, or target another person. Online threats and mean, aggressive, or rude texts, tweets, posts, or messages all count. So does posting personal information, pictures, or videos designed to hurt or embarrass someone else.
