Help pupils build essential media literacy, fact-checking and critical thinking skills with this engaging KS2–KS3 resource. Designed to support English, digital literacy, information literacy and PSHE-related learning, these activities teach pupils how to evaluate sources, identify misleading claims, examine evidence and make responsible decisions before sharing information online.
Includes 10 media literacy and fake news worksheets
Includes corresponding answer keys
Includes 5 instructional anchor charts
Covers source credibility, claims and evidence, sensational headlines, missing context, misleading images, conflicting reports and misinformation
Develops fact-checking, analytical reading and evidence-based reasoning
Suitable for independent work, guided practice, group activities, intervention and formative assessment
Recommended for approximately ages 10–14
File type: PDF
A practical classroom resource for helping pupils become more thoughtful, responsible and confident consumers of digital and media information.
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