Internet Safety Worksheet - KS1 - Intermediate

Internet Safety worksheet for Key Stage 1 / Year 1-2 (Ages 5-7). Intermediate level computing practice, aligned to the UK National Curriculum. Print-ready with answer key included.

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Internet Safety for Young Learners

Key Stage 1 / Year 1-2 (Ages 5-7) - Intermediate Level

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Instructions: This worksheet will help you learn about staying safe online. Follow the instructions for each activity to discover important internet safety rules. Remember, it's important to know how to use the internet safely and responsibly.

Understanding Personal Information

Read each statement and decide if it's safe to share online. Write 'Yes' if it's safe and 'No' if it's not safe. Remember, keeping personal information private is important.

1. Your full name

2. Your favourite colour

3. Your home address

4. Your pet's name

5. Your school name

Safe Internet Use Scenarios

Read the scenarios below and decide if the person is using the internet safely. Write 'Safe' or 'Unsafe' in the box. Think about the actions and whether they follow good internet safety rules.

1. Alex shares his password with a friend.

2. Mia asks a parent before downloading a new game.

3. Sam clicks on a link from an unknown email.

4. Lily talks to a stranger in an online game.

5. Tom uses a nickname instead of his real name online.

Internet Safety Rules Matching

Draw a line to match each internet safety rule with its correct action. Think about how each rule helps keep you safe online.

Draw a line to match each one

🔒

💻

👍

Use websites that are safe

Be kind online

Keep your password secret

Identifying Safe Websites

Look at the list of websites below. Tick the box if the website is safe for children to use. Remember, safe websites are usually educational or have games for kids.

[ ] www.kidsgames.com

[ ] www.learnwithfun.co.uk

[ ] www.socialmedia.com

[ ] www.kidsnews.co.uk

[ ] www.shoppingonline.com

Creating a Strong Password

Create a strong password for your online account. Use a mix of letters, numbers, and symbols. Write your password in the box. Remember, don't share your password with anyone!

Create your password:

Spot the Safe Online Behaviour

Circle the actions that show safe online behaviour. Think about what actions help protect you and your information online.

1. Sharing your home address with a friend online

2. Using a nickname instead of your real name

3. Clicking on ads that pop up

4. Asking a parent before downloading an app

5. Posting your holiday plans on social media

Online Safety Word Search

Find the words related to online safety in the word search. These words will help you remember important safety tips.

Y	P	I	O	M	P	D	G
L	R	S	S	Q	A	Y	A
D	I	A	E	F	S	M	D
N	V	F	C	T	S	I	U
E	A	E	U	K	W	I	L
I	T	D	R	J	O	Q	T
R	E	Q	E	Q	R	R	I
F	P	H	Q	Y	D	D	I

[ ] SAFE [ ] PRIVATE [ ] PASSWORD [ ] ADULT [ ] FRIENDLY [ ] SECURE

Draw Your Internet Safety Superhero

Draw a superhero who helps keep people safe online. Think about what powers they might have to protect personal information and stop unsafe behaviour.

Draw your superhero here:

Answer Key

Activity 1: No ; Yes ; No ; Yes ; No

Activity 2: Unsafe ; Safe ; Unsafe ; Unsafe ; Safe

Activity 3: Lock ; Parent ; Computer ; Question ; Thumbs Up

Activity 4: [ ] ; [ ] ; [ ] ; [ ] ; [ ]

Activity 5: [No specific answer, but should include letters, numbers, symbols]

Activity 6: Nickname ; Asking a parent

Activity 7: [No specific answer, words to be found in the word search]

Activity 8: [No specific answer, creative drawing]