Setting rules



1. Prepare short words on cards connected with using of internet like "communication", "social media", "bullying", culture", "privacy" "safety". etc.
2. Divide students into groups (at least 4 people in one group).
3. Give them different cards and ask them to write rules of using an internet.
4. Create big set of rules on whiteboard and talk about it with students.
5. Make sure that there are important rules.

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