Description
Using technology and problem solving skills, students decipher codes and complete activities to learn the internet safety topics. The activities are housed in a Google Slides file and students enter their codes into a locked Google Form.
Resource Format
- This activity can be done in Google Slides or PowerPoint, so it is flexible to meet your technology needs.
Each Individual Resource Includes:
- There are 6 codes to find and they require a mix of technology skills, so this makes a great partner or small group activity.
- Students learn about and practice making decisions about the different internet safety topics, which are:
- Screentime
- Passwords
- Online Friends
- Group Chats
- Permission
- Private and Personal Info
- Digital Footprint
- Fake News
- Cyberbullying
- Copyright
- Something that makes these digital breakouts unique is that they also include a reading passage on the topic, making it very relevant to today's students.
Info for the teacher to consider:
- Most groups should be able to complete each breakout in 30-45 minutes.
- If this is your first digital breakout then I recommend solving the puzzles as a whole group activity.
- With this resource you will receive a link to a Google Slides file. From there you can share your copy of the Slides file with your students, or download it as a PowerPoint file to share that way.
Not sure how digital breakouts work? Check out these 2 blog posts:
1. Digital Breakout Challenges for the Tech Lab
2. Teaching Soft Skills in the Computer Lab with Digital Breakouts
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Internet Safety Topics Digital Breakouts Bundle | Computer Lab Activities
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3rd - 5th
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Teaching Duration
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Description
Using technology and problem solving skills, students decipher codes and complete activities to learn the internet safety topics. The activities are housed in a Google Slides file and students enter their codes into a locked Google Form.
Resource Format
- This activity can be done in Google Slides or PowerPoint, so it is flexible to meet your technology needs.
Each Individual Resource Includes:
- There are 6 codes to find and they require a mix of technology skills, so this makes a great partner or small group activity.
- Students learn about and practice making decisions about the different internet safety topics, which are:
- Screentime
- Passwords
- Online Friends
- Group Chats
- Permission
- Private and Personal Info
- Digital Footprint
- Fake News
- Cyberbullying
- Copyright
- Something that makes these digital breakouts unique is that they also include a reading passage on the topic, making it very relevant to today's students.
Info for the teacher to consider:
- Most groups should be able to complete each breakout in 30-45 minutes.
- If this is your first digital breakout then I recommend solving the puzzles as a whole group activity.
- With this resource you will receive a link to a Google Slides file. From there you can share your copy of the Slides file with your students, or download it as a PowerPoint file to share that way.
Not sure how digital breakouts work? Check out these 2 blog posts:
1. Digital Breakout Challenges for the Tech Lab
2. Teaching Soft Skills in the Computer Lab with Digital Breakouts
Report this resource to TPT
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Amazing resource!
Met expectations
Great value
This was perfect for a life skills classroom who struggles in this area.
great resource
a great digital resource tool to support internet safety important skills
Fun escape rooms
Met expectations
Great value
This helps students use the idea of the topic while doing an escape room which is engaging. My students enjoyed it but found it really challenging so I had to give them a decent amount of time. One thing I would love is a little bit more content on the topic but I will continue to use these. Thank you!
This resource was helpful for my transition students.
This resource was helpful for my transition students.
Engaging and great to use as group work! I believe that my students benefited from these lessons!
The concept of the activities is great, but I found the process of dragging and dropping boxes and clues to reveal answers extremely difficult. I also wish the solutions were related to the lessons so context clues could be used, some of the words appeared to be random answers. Unfortunately, this was an expensive buy, and I won't be able to use it. I wish there was a way in which I could have tested one activity before buying.
Such a great activity for students! I loved using this in my computer skills class!
I wanted to love this bundle. It was very hard for my 4th graders. We did the Personal and Private Info breakout. It also took longer than the 40 minutes block I was hoping to finish it in. I explained all the puzzles and then had them work with a partner. None of the groups even came close to finishing, unfortunately. Some of the reasoning was difficult to figure out also.
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