Unplugged activities are a fun way to teach kindergarteners about internet safety without using any devices! These activities use games, discussions, and worksheets to help kids understand important concepts like what personal information is, who they can trust online, and what to do if they see something that makes them feel uncomfortable. It's all about learning to be safe and smart online in a playful way!
Imagine learning about online safety by playing a game of 'Red Light, Green Light' where 'Red Light' means stop and think before sharing information! These activities make learning about the internet safe and engaging for young children.
Match the word with its meaning:
| Word | Definition |
|---|---|
| 1. Internet | A. Information about you, like your name and age. |
| 2. Personal Information | B. A feeling of being worried or scared. |
| 3. Safe | C. The global computer network. |
| 4. Trust | D. Not in danger. |
| 5. Uncomfortable | E. Believing someone is honest. |
Use these words to fill in the blanks: safe, internet, adult.
When using the ___________, it's important to stay ___________. Always ask a trusted ___________ if you are unsure about something you see online.
Imagine someone online asks for your address. What should you do? Why is it important to tell a trusted adult?
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