📚 Topic Summary
Unplugged activities are a fantastic way to learn about cyber safety without actually using computers! Cyber Safety Scenario Cards present different real-world situations involving online interactions, privacy, and security. By discussing these scenarios, high school students can develop critical thinking skills and learn how to make responsible decisions in the digital world. It's all about learning to navigate the internet safely and responsibly, like knowing what to share online, understanding phishing scams, and dealing with cyberbullying. This hands-on approach encourages collaboration and helps students understand the potential consequences of their online actions.
🧠 Part A: Vocabulary
Match the term with the correct definition:
| Term |
Definition |
| 1. Phishing |
A. Tricking someone into giving away personal information online. |
| 2. Malware |
B. Software designed to harm or disrupt a computer system. |
| 3. Cyberbullying |
C. Using electronic communication to bully a person. |
| 4. Privacy Settings |
D. Controls that allow you to manage who can see your online content. |
| 5. Digital Footprint |
E. A record of your online activity that can be traced back to you. |
Match the following:
1- __ , 2- __ , 3- __ , 4- __ , 5- __
✍️ Part B: Fill in the Blanks
Complete the paragraph using the words provided: password, online, personal, secure, consequences
When you're interacting _____, it's important to protect your _____ information. Always create a strong _____, and be aware of the _____ of your actions. Make sure to keep your accounts _____ and avoid sharing too much information.
🤔 Part C: Critical Thinking
Imagine you receive a suspicious email asking for your bank details. What steps would you take to ensure your safety?