Being safe and kind online: a KS2 computing game

Year 5 · Free printable game: Secret code joke

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NC Y5
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Secret code joke

What did the zero say to the eight?

Answer each question. Find the letter next to the right answer and write it in the box with the same number. The letters spell the punchline!

  1. Which of these is acceptable behaviour online?N asking before posting a photo of a friendP sharing a friend’s passwordV posting mean commentsH pretending to be someone else
  2. Which free service can children contact about any worry, by phone or online?Y an online shopJ a pop-up advertN a stranger in a chatroomI Childline
  3. What is cyberbullying?B a robot that bulliesL a fast internet connectionH a type of computer virusC bullying using phones, games or the internet
  4. Why should you be careful about who you add as an online friend?E people may not be who they say they areL friends make your tablet slowI you can only have fiveW it costs money
  5. What does it mean to be responsible online?K clicking every linkL posting whatever you likeO never using technologyB thinking about how what you post affects others
  6. A classmate keeps sending you unkind messages. Which is the best thing to do?T delete everything and tell nobodyE save the messages, block them and tell a trusted adultG share the messages with the classF send unkind messages back
  7. An app asks to share your location with everyone. What is the safest choice?Z share it with strangers onlyJ share it with everyoneL turn it off or ask a grown-upF post your address instead
  8. Can things you post online be hard to remove?O no, they disappear at nightW no, only adults can see themG no, they are deleted after a weekT yes, others may copy or share them
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Being safe and kind online: a KS2 computing game

Year 5 · Worksheet

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Circle the correct answer.

  1. Can things you post online be hard to remove? no, they are deleted after a week     no, only adults can see them     yes, others may copy or share them     no, they disappear at night
  2. What does it mean to be responsible online? thinking about how what you post affects others     posting whatever you like     never using technology     clicking every link
  3. Why should you be careful about who you add as an online friend? friends make your tablet slow     you can only have five     it costs money     people may not be who they say they are
  4. Where can an adult report worrying contact from someone online to the police? CEOP     a games shop     the BBC weather     a search engine
  5. Which of these is a way to report something upsetting on a website or app? send it to your friends     ignore it forever     use the report button and tell a trusted adult     reply angrily
  6. Which of these is acceptable behaviour online? asking before posting a photo of a friend     sharing a friend’s password     posting mean comments     pretending to be someone else
  7. Which of these is unacceptable behaviour online? leaving someone out of a group chat on purpose to upset them     keeping your password private     asking a grown-up for help     saying well done on a friend’s post
  8. You see a website that says chocolate cures colds. What should you do? check it on other reliable websites     share it with everyone     believe it because it is online     eat lots of chocolate
  9. Someone you met in a game asks to video chat in private. What should you do? say no and tell a trusted adult     agree straight away     give them your address     keep it a secret
  10. An app asks to share your location with everyone. What is the safest choice? turn it off or ask a grown-up     share it with everyone     share it with strangers only     post your address instead
  11. A friend shares a rumour about another pupil. What is a respectful thing to do? forward it to everyone     not pass it on, and support the pupil     add a mean comment     post it on a public page
  12. A classmate keeps sending you unkind messages. Which is the best thing to do? save the messages, block them and tell a trusted adult     delete everything and tell nobody     send unkind messages back     share the messages with the class
  13. What is cyberbullying? a fast internet connection     a type of computer virus     bullying using phones, games or the internet     a robot that bullies
  14. Which of these is a strong password? 123456     your first name     a long mix of words, numbers and symbols     password
  15. Which free service can children contact about any worry, by phone or online? an online shop     a stranger in a chatroom     Childline     a pop-up advert

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Being safe and kind online: a KS2 computing game

Year 5 · Answer sheet

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NC Y5

Secret code joke

What did the zero say to the eight? NICE BELT

1. asking before posting a photo of a friend (N) · 2. Childline (I) · 3. bullying using phones, games or the internet (C) · 4. people may not be who they say they are (E) · 5. thinking about how what you post affects others (B) · 6. save the messages, block them and tell a trusted adult (E) · 7. turn it off or ask a grown-up (L) · 8. yes, others may copy or share them (T)

Worksheet

  1. Can things you post online be hard to remove? yes, others may copy or share them
  2. What does it mean to be responsible online? thinking about how what you post affects others
  3. Why should you be careful about who you add as an online friend? people may not be who they say they are
  4. Where can an adult report worrying contact from someone online to the police? CEOP
  5. Which of these is a way to report something upsetting on a website or app? use the report button and tell a trusted adult
  6. Which of these is acceptable behaviour online? asking before posting a photo of a friend
  7. Which of these is unacceptable behaviour online? leaving someone out of a group chat on purpose to upset them
  8. You see a website that says chocolate cures colds. What should you do? check it on other reliable websites
  9. Someone you met in a game asks to video chat in private. What should you do? say no and tell a trusted adult
  10. An app asks to share your location with everyone. What is the safest choice? turn it off or ask a grown-up
  11. A friend shares a rumour about another pupil. What is a respectful thing to do? not pass it on, and support the pupil
  12. A classmate keeps sending you unkind messages. Which is the best thing to do? save the messages, block them and tell a trusted adult
  13. What is cyberbullying? bullying using phones, games or the internet
  14. Which of these is a strong password? a long mix of words, numbers and symbols
  15. Which free service can children contact about any worry, by phone or online? Childline

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