This is a pdf document with 21 different internet safety themed activities you could do with your lovelies either as a digital or unplugged task.

Two templates that can be shared with your new class to find out information about them. Both can be used as a digital activity by sharing them: through your canva education class as a seesaw activity as an embedded pdf on OneNote as a png image for children to add as a background to PicCollage as part of a class book on book creator (copy the image onto multiple pages for each child to fill in) as a background on a jamboard Or print the blank one off and use as a paer based task.

This is an interactive resource to celebrate the Queens Platinum Jubilee. Each of the titles and images on the top half of the pdf have links to websites, videos and information all about the Queen, her life, coronation and this years Platinum Jubilee meaning and events planned. Once the children have explored the information they can then choose from a whole host of both digital and hand drawn tasks. Each of the activities can be completed on any device and each has a free app or web based platform linked to it.

9 png images to be used as backgrounds for a jamboard, shared powerpoint or google slides. These images all encourage children to find text or images to represent how they are feeling. By using images of food, holidays, books, films etc children can have fun expressing their emotions. It’s a great activity to do daily or weekly and can be easily shared via seesaw, google classroom, teams or via a QR code.

An interactive pdf document you can download, then share with your children via a QR code or a link in Teams, Google Classroom or on Seesaw. They can then click any of the images at the top of the worksheet & explore the information and videos before completing any of the activities detailed at the bottom half of the pdf. Alternatively, you can download and use the resource as a whole class activity, where the teacher plays and displays the information linked on the IWB before allowing the children to choose an activity to complete.