Cyber Safety Scenario Cards

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Cyber Safety Scenario Cards: A single A4 page arranged in a 3-column grid with dashed cut lines around each rectangular card. Each card features a numbered coloured circle, a bold title (e.g., 'Strange Friend Request'), a one- to two-line scenario description, a coloured underlined 'What would you do?' prompt with a short follow-up question, and a small icon. A legend at the top right shows icons for Protect / Respect / Report / Think. A scissor icon and instruction to cut along dotted lines ar...
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This printable contains a grid of short cyber-safety scenarios (e.g., strange friend requests, cyberbullying, phishing, lost devices, public Wi-Fi) with a clear 'What would you do?' prompt on each card. It is designed to be cut into individual prompt cards for quick discussion, role-play, or guided reflection, helping students scaffold decision-making about reporting, protecting privacy, and respectful online behaviour. The concise and accessible nature of the cards makes them suitable for class conversations and pastoral check-ins.

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