Hello Everyone,

It’s almost the summer holidays, and today will be my last HWB post on Dojo and the blog for this year.  I hope you have had fun trying all the tasks this year and that they have helped you with your emotions during lockdown.

Activity 1

Create your own ‘coronacoaster’ to explore your feelings during lockdown and as we are starting to find our way back to normal.

Below are a couple of links to explain this further and to give you some inspiration.

http://emotionworks-home.school/2020/05/06/welcome-to-emotion-workshome-school/

http://emotionworks-home.school/2020/05/06/some-ewcoronacoastersshared-by-you/

Activity 2

Explain to your family about emotion works and how we use it in school.

Watch the video link below, answer questions and discuss it with an adult. There is also a counting challenge so you have to take a close look at the video.

http://emotionworks-home.school/2020/05/05/remembering-emotionworksat-school/

Enjoy and happy thinking everyone,

Miss Cunningham

Hello Everyone,

I hope you are well.

This week we will look at online safety.

As we are all spending so much more time online these days Mrs Arnold and I thought another wee exercise to remind us how to use our online time safely would be good.

This Power Point is best looked at with someone you can discuss your thoughts and answers with but can be worked through on your own if you want to.

Presentation

Chatting online ca be a great way to stay in touch with your friends and family but it really important to keep yourself when you chat.  This is a check list of things you can do to make sure you are being safe when you chat online.

Safe Online Chatting Tick Sheet

If you would like more information about staying safe online these are a few helpful websites with useful information about staying safe online for children and parents to help.

https://www.bbc.com/ownit

https://www.internetmatters.org/  (for parents)

Remember stay SMART online

Miss Cunningham and Mrs Arnold

Hello Everyone,

I hope you are well.

This week we are looking at online safety again.

In the first Power Point there are different stories to look at and talk about with an adult at home, these are things that you should think about and know what to do if you see them online.

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To help make sure you have the right answers there is another power point quiz for you to take – the right answers go green when you click them.

T-T-5309-Internet-and-Phone-Safety-Multiple-Choice-Quiz-Game_ver_3

If you would like more information about staying safe online these are a few helpful websites with useful information about staying safe online for children and parents to help

https://www.bbc.com/ownit

https://www.internetmatters.org/  (for parents)

Remember everyone stay SMART online

Miss Cunningham