Internet Safety Game - You've Been Hacked!

Perfect for both the Computer Lab and the Classroom Teacher, the “You've Been Hacked! Internet Safety Game” is an activity that will help students review these important concepts in a FUN and fast paced way! Your students will test their knowledge of internet safety by answering multiple choice questions in terms, small groups, or as individuals. As they collect points for correctly answer questions, they must avoid “getting hacked” by picking the wrong number!

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This product may support the teaching of Standard Two: Digital Citizen found in the 2017 ISTE Standards

Students recognize the rights, responsibilities and opportunities of living, learning and working in an interconnected digital world, and they act and model in ways that are safe, legal and ethical.

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This activity is highly engaging and has very little prep work which is a win-win for teachers! Just provide the included score sheet or paper to keep score on and you’re ready to go.

How to Use This in Your Classroom or Lab:

★ Decide which method you want your kids to play (whole class, small group, individuals playing against each other)

★ If whole class, split your group into two and display the game with data projector

★ Make the game on student computers if playing in small groups/individuals

★ Distribute the score sheet

★ Explain the scoring system (there is a beginner and more advanced scoring system explained in detail in the game and teacher directions)

★ Have fun!

This is a versatile product with MANY USES!

★ Whole, Small Group, Individual Instruction

★ Classroom Centers

★ Substitute Teachers

★ Early Finishers

★ Morning Work While You Get Your Lessons Ready

A great addition to any classroom teacher’s instruction, “You've Been Hacked!" will help you meet the responsibility of helping develop our kids into responsible digital citizens. If you are teaching a unit on digital citizenship in a lab, it pairs well with the Digital Citizenship Modules available in my store!

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This Activity Includes:

★ One PowerPoint File

★ Link to the online version for Google Classroom Users

★ 20 Multiple Choice Questions with 5 “You've Been Hacked!” video/audio squares.

★ Answer Key

★ Fun Sound Effects and Animations

★ Player/Team Score Sheet

Please Note: This resource is a PowerPoint file. Due to the limitations of Google Slides, it will not work properly. Please do not purchase if you do not have access to PowerPoint.

Due to the Terms of Use of the font/clip artists and stock photo websites that I have purchased from, this product is not editable. Thank you for understanding.

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Copyright 2021 by Nancy Williams, That Tech Chick

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