Printable online-safety, media-literacy and AI-awareness activities for ages 5 to 14. Card games, posters, colouring, certificates and lesson activities, low-prep and ready for the end of term.
Cut-out cards to sort real things from pretend and AI-made images. Screens show both.
Download Sorting mat + keyA REAL / PRETEND sorting mat plus the teacher answer key.
Download ColouringColour the shield and write five trusted grown-ups to tell if something feels funny.
Download CertificateA print-and-award certificate to celebrate your class Safety Spotters.
Download AssemblyA ready-to-read assembly: Ash gets a funny feeling online and tells a trusted grown-up.
Download Web gameA gentle browser game: help Ash check a message is really from someone he trusts. Read it together.
Play Board gamePlay together: practise asking before you take or share a photo.
Download PosterA bright classroom poster: online, we keep our name, school and address private.
Download Family sheetRead together and decide what is real and what is silly on a screen.
DownloadCut-out cards of real-looking messages. Safe, or stop and tell a grown-up? Covers scams, spam and unsafe contact.
Download Answer keyThe scam/safe answers with the tell for each card, for the teacher.
Download PosterA five-check decision flowchart for the ICT suite: is it safe to post?
Download Lesson packA comprehension lesson: cross-check a confident but wrong claim from Otto against a reliable text.
Download Lesson packA Computing lesson auditing fictional apps for the data they ask for. Which one is greedy?
Download Web quizPlay in the browser: real or edited? Spot the tell in each photo.
Play Cut & makeCut, pin and spin three word wheels to build a strong password the NCSC way: three random words.
Download Take-homeA checklist for families to tidy up privacy and permissions at home.
DownloadTen open discussion prompts on AI, honesty, deepfakes and algorithms. Great for form time.
Download PosterFive checks for spotting deepfakes, manipulated media and algorithmic bias.
Download Web gamePlay in the browser: see how feeds use outrage to keep you scrolling, and learn to keep a clear head.
Play LessonA cover-friendly media-literacy lesson: the tells of faked video and audio, with a pair activity.
Download AssemblyA sensitive RSHE assembly on the limits of AI friends and the value of real connection.
Download Web quizPlay in the browser: algorithms, deepfakes and spotting fake news.
Play Escape roomA team puzzle pack: crack five security puzzles to lock down a hacked account.
Download Family guideNon-judgy conversation prompts for families about screens and online life.
DownloadMore resources are on the way: lesson packs, assemblies and offline games for each key stage. Spotted something to improve? editor@safetyspotters.com.
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Ages 5 to 14 (Key Stages 1 to 3). They map to the online-safety strands of the curricula across all four UK nations.
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