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Plan for Safer Internet Day, 7 February

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Lesson plan:

Where can I keep my money safe?

Pupils begin to understand the consequences of losing money or having it stolen.

Age: 5-8

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Learning bundle:

How are payments changing?

Pupils recall the postives and negatives of shopping in different ways and how to use technology safely.

Age: 8-12

The word 'scam' in a dictionary

Lesson plan:

How do I keep my finances secure?

Students learn how to protect themselves and others from being caught out by frauds and scams.

Age: 12-16

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Learning bundle:

How can I avoid identity theft and fraud?

Students learn about the risks of identity fraud and how to protect themselves from falling victim to it.

Age: 16-18

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Interactive for What coins and notes do we use?

Interactive activity:

Spot the coins

Pupils practise how to recognise different coins and notes with this fun interactive game.

Age: 5-8

SEND lesson plan for How can I pay for things?

Lesson plan:

How can I pay for things?

Pupils are introduced to different payment methods and explore what the most appropriate way of paying in different situations is.

Age: 8-12

Interactive activity for How can I understand credit and debt?

Interactive activity:

Credit or debt?

Students look at the experience of three different characters and learn to recognise who is in debt and who is in credit.

Age: 12-16

SEND Lesson plan for How do I keep my finances secure?

Lesson plan:

How do I keep my finances secure?

Designed for students aged 12-16, this SEND lesson pack would also support 16-18s to recognise and protect themselves from scams.

Age: 16-18

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