Free Internet Safety Drawing Sheet | Year 4 Supported | BookFlik

Help your Year 4 pupils stay safe online with this engaging and accessible resource. Our Computing internet safety drawing sheet year 4 supported version is designed to help children understand how to use the internet responsibly. This activity encourages students to think about digital footprints, keeping personal information private, and knowing who to talk to if they see something online that makes them feel worried.

By using this Computing internet safety drawing sheet year 4 supported resource, children will learn to identify key online safety rules through creative expression. Instead of complex technical jargon, students use visual cues to show what a safe online environment looks like. This aligns perfectly with the UK National Curriculum for Computing, which requires pupils to use technology safely, respectfully, and responsibly, while recognising acceptable and unacceptable behaviour.

Teachers can use this sheet as a starter activity for a lesson on digital literacy or as a calming independent task. The resource is specifically designed for learners who need extra help, featuring simplified instructions, clear sentence starters, and a helpful word bank at the bottom. The tasks are broken down into four short, structured sections with clear boxes for drawing and writing, ensuring that all children feel confident and successful in their learning.

Our Computing internet safety drawing sheet year 4 supported pack is free to download and print. It provides a gentle, inclusive way to introduce vital safeguarding concepts to your classroom. With the help of Kit the clever fox, who loves puzzles and clever solutions, your students will explore how to protect their personal information in a fun and supportive way. Download this essential tool today to build your pupils’ confidence and keep them safe as they explore the digital world. It is the perfect addition to your Year 4 computing toolkit.

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