Social Media
Ten worksheets about social media: what friends’ posts really tell us, the truth behind perfect photos, how fake news spreads, a podcast about age limits, a joke that went too far, a radio phone-in about online friendship, a fake account story, writing for the right reader, a school kindness campaign and your digital footprint. Read between the lines, follow fast natural speech, take part in discussions, use the right intonation and choose the right register.
17 worksheets in this set
- What Their Posts Say — post, caption, feed, follower, hashtag, clue, emoji, tag
- Behind the Perfect Photo — influencer, filter, edit, flawless, self-esteem, compare, pressure, genuine
- Stop, Check, Share — fake news, rumour, spread, forward, source, reliable, fact-check, headline
- Too Young for Social Media? — minimum age, account, law, mental health, limit, parental controls, lie about, point of view
- The Screenshot — screenshot, private, group chat, go viral, humiliated, delete, apologise, trust
- Can Online Friends Be Real Friends? — caller, phone-in, face to face, in common, stranger, support, exactly, take someone’s point
- The Account That Wasn’t Hers — fake account, pretend, report, evidence, remove, upset, jealous, responsible
- Writing to the Right Reader — register, formal, support team, copyright, attach, request, urgent, look forward to
- Kindness Week Online — campaign, permission, compliment, shout-out, anonymous, approve, schedule, engagement
- Footprints That Don’t Wash Away — digital footprint, permanent, search, employer, impression, settings, regret, positive
- Writing Workshop 1
- Writing Workshop 2
- Writing Workshop 3
- Writing Workshop 4
- Writing Workshop 5
- Speaking Workshop 1
- Speaking Workshop 2