Digital Safety - Grade 1 Computer Science Worksheet 3 - Free Printable
Download this free printable Digital Safety worksheet for Grade 1 Computer Science. Perfect for practice, homework, and classroom use.
Grade 1 Computer Science practice
This printable Digital Safety worksheet is part of the free WizKidsHub Grade 1 Computer Science collection. Print it at home or in the classroom for extra practice.
What this worksheet teaches
- Show understanding of Digital Safety in writing, so an adult can see the method used rather than only the final answer.
- Use the vocabulary of Digital Safety correctly when reading each instruction and explaining an answer aloud.
- Recognise the common mistakes in Digital Safety by checking completed work before handing the sheet in.
- Apply Digital Safety to short, familiar examples so the skill transfers beyond this worksheet.
How to use this worksheet
Do the first half of the page with your child and let them finish the second half on their own. Comparing the two halves is useful: if the supported questions are right and the independent ones are not, the method is understood but not yet automatic, and short daily practice on Digital Safety will fix it faster than one long session.
Sample questions from this worksheet
- If your tablet is slow, what should you do?
- Which link is safe to click?
Frequently asked questions
Is there an answer key?
Answers are not printed on the sheet. For Grade 1 Computer Science practice we suggest checking the work together, because talking through a wrong answer teaches more than comparing it with a key.
Can I use this worksheet in my classroom?
Yes. Teachers and tutors are welcome to print and photocopy this sheet for their own students. Worksheets on the same topic are numbered in teaching order, which makes it easy to give different groups different sheets.
My child found this too easy. What next?
Move to the next numbered worksheet in the same Digital Safety collection, or try the same topic one grade higher. Grade labels describe the level a sheet was written for, not a limit on who can use it.