1. What is the article about? (Example: "It’s about viruses.") 

  2. What problem does it talk about? (Example: "Viruses break computers.") 

  3. What’s one idea to fix it? (Example: "Update your computer.") 

- Task 2: Wright 3-4 sentences: 

  - Пример: "The article is ‘Stop Viruses Now’ from 2022. It talks about viruses. One problem is they stop apps. An idea is to update your computer." 

- Task 3: Tell class: 

  - "Our article is ‘Malware: How to protect Against, Detect,and Remove It . It says viruses are bad. We can update to stop them." 

1. What is the article about? (Example: "It’s about passwords.") 

  2. What problem does it talk about? (Example: "Weak passwords are easy to guess.") 

  3. What’s one idea to fix it? (Example: "Use long passwords.") 

- Task 2: Wright 3-4 sentences: 

  -Example: "The article is ‘Strong Passwords for You’ from 2023. It talks about passwords. One problem is weak passwords. An idea is to use long passwords." 

- Task 3: Tell class: 

  - "Our article is ‘Strong Passwords for You’ from 2023. It says weak passwords are bad. We can use long ones." 

  1. What is the article about? (Example: "It’s about viruses.") 

  2. What problem does it talk about? (Example: "Viruses break computers.") 

  3. What’s one idea to fix it? (Example: "Update your computer.") 

- Task 2: Wright 3-4 sentences : 

  - Example: "The article is ‘Stop Viruses Now’ from 2022. It talks about viruses. One problem is they stop apps. An idea is to update your computer." 

- Task 3: Tell class: 

  - Example: "Our article is ‘Stop Viruses Now’ from 2022. It says viruses are bad. We can update to stop them." 

#Create simple safety rules with AI help:

> safety with passwords

<safety from hackers

<safety from virusses

   A secret word or phrase used to access a computer, account, or system. 

   Example: My password is “Sun$2025” to log in to my email.

2. Virus 

   A harmful program that can damage your computer or steal your information. 

   Example: A virus can slow down your computer or delete files.

3. Hacker 

   A person who tries to break into computers or systems to steal data or cause harm. 

   Example: A hacker might guess your password to access your account.

4. Antivirus 

   Software that finds and removes viruses to keep your computer safe. 

   Example: I use antivirus software to protect my laptop from viruses.

5. Protect 

   To keep something safe from danger or harm. 

   Example: A strong password protects your data from hackers.

6. Data 

   Information stored on a computer, like files, photos, or passwords. 

   Example: My data includes my photos and documents on my phone.

7. Account 

   A personal space on a website or app where you log in with a password. 

   Example: I have an account on Instagram to share pictures.

8. Safe 

   Free from danger or risk; protected. 

   Example: My computer is safe because I use antivirus software.

9. Risk 

   The chance of something bad happening, like losing data or getting a virus. 

   Example: Clicking strange links is a risk for your computer.

10. Update 

    To install a new version of software to fix problems or improve safety. 

    Example: I update my antivirus to stop new viruse

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• Did you enjoy the lesson?

  • A) Yes, it was fun!

  • B) It was okay.

  • C) Not really.

  • D) I didn’t enjoy it.

• Was the lesson easy to understand?

  • A) Very easy.

  • B) Mostly easy.

  • C) A bit difficult.

  • D) Very difficult.

• Did you learn something new about IT safety (e.g., passwords, viruses)?

  • A) Yes, a lot!

  • B) Yes, a little.

  • C) Not much.

  • D) Nothing new.

• Did you like working in pairs or groups?

  • A) Yes, I loved it!

  • B) It was okay.

  • C) I prefer working alone.

  • D) I didn’t like it.

• Was the English level in the lesson okay for you?

  • A) Perfect, not too hard.

  • B) A bit hard, but okay.

  • C) Too hard.

  • D) Too easy.

• Would you like more lessons like this (with games and IT safety topics)?

  • A) Yes, definitely!

  • B) Maybe.

  • C) Not really.

  • D) No, I don’t want more.

• True or False: I feel more confident about staying safe online now.

  • A) True

  • B) False