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English
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4th Grade
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Easy
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Read the text and answer the questions.
Arun uses the internet regularly. He recently found this source:
Many 8 to 12-year-olds use social media and enjoy sharing fun ideas with friends, keeping in touch with relatives, and finding information. What's wrong with that? The problem is, it is simply not safe for children to use social media without the right controls. Companies should enforce the age limits for their apps - but they don't.
There is too much material online that is not suitable for young people. And what are the consequences? A growing number of psychiatrists say young people are suffering. They see material designed for adults. They miss out on sleep.
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Multiple Choice
Who do you think wrote this? (Tick one)
A computer repair company
An internet safety campaigner
An advertiser for a tech company
A scientist studying the human brain
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Multiple Choice
Why do you think they wrote it? (Tick one)
To report on how the brain works
To sell more computers
To advise people to check their internet connection
To persuade people to be more careful online
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Reflection skills - 2
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Learning Objectives
By the end of this lesson, I will be able to:
Talk about positive or negative experiences when working as a member of a team.
Talk about what I did as a member of my team.
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Audio Response
Partner Discussion Questions
Record your discussion:
What do you use the internet for?
What action do you think Arun could take after reading this?

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Reorder
Let's explore:
Rank the following items individually from 1 to 4 based on how often you use them online, with 1 being the most often.
Discuss your rankings in pairs and why did you rank them this way?
Online research
Social media
Video games
Watching videos
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Match
Before starting group work, match each team role with its corresponding responsibilities.
∙ Makes sure everyone gets their say in the discussions.
∙ Reminds the group of the objective.
∙Makes sure all understand their role.
∙ Checks the time and progress – moving the group along so that they can finish in the available time.
∙Steps in if another group member is unavailable or needs
extra help.
∙ Takes notes of the group’s discussions and decisions.
∙Prepares a written record.
∙ Checks that all group members understand the
group’s decisions.
∙Reports the group’s conclusions or answers to the class or
wider audience.
Chair
Timekeeper
Scribe
Summer-up / reporter
Chair
Timekeeper
Scribe
Summer-up / reporter
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Activity:
Read the conversation about spending too much time in front of a screen.
In teams, identify actions for four reasons why people spend too much time in front of a screen.
In teams of 4:
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Notebook:
In teams of four, identify actions for four reasons why people spend too much time in front of a screen.
Assign the following roles within your team.
Example:
Chair: Patrick
Timekeeper: Spongebob
Scribe: Mr. Crab
Summer-Up/Reporter: Squidwords
You have 15 minutes to complete the task and write your answers in your notebook. Ensure each member fulfills their assigned role.
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Reason for going online:
Choose four reasons and write positive alternatives. See the example in the next slide.
To research for homework
To play games online
To contact learners in partner schools
To send emails
To find out what is happening in the world
To check on social media
To find out about their favourite sports team
To watch live streams of events
To find out about their favourite artists
To share their creative ideas with others
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Example:
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Reflect on your contribution to the team task.
Share positive feedback with your peers.
What went well in your teamwork?
What challenges did you face in working with your group?
How did each role contribute to the task?
Teamwork Reflection
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Open Ended
What did you learn about teamwork today?
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Open Ended
How did working together help you solve problems?
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Open Ended
What are the benefits of collaborating and contributing to group tasks?
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Key Takeaways:
Online safety is important to keep your mind and body healthy.
Teamwork brings diverse ideas and solutions.
Reflecting on our contributions helps us improve.
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Draw
Think about your positive contribution to the team today. Draw a picture of yourself working with your team and add a speech bubble to show what you said or thought during the activity.
Read the text and answer the questions.
Arun uses the internet regularly. He recently found this source:
Many 8 to 12-year-olds use social media and enjoy sharing fun ideas with friends, keeping in touch with relatives, and finding information. What's wrong with that? The problem is, it is simply not safe for children to use social media without the right controls. Companies should enforce the age limits for their apps - but they don't.
There is too much material online that is not suitable for young people. And what are the consequences? A growing number of psychiatrists say young people are suffering. They see material designed for adults. They miss out on sleep.
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