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Resource 1: Trust meLink: https://www.childnet.com/resources/trust-me&#160;Description: lesson plans for primary andsecondary level that aim to empower students to discuss how to think criticallyaround the areas of&#160;content,&#160;contact,and&#160;propaganda&#160;material that may seek to persuade or change theirviews.It includes a set of teachers’ guidance which contains the appropriatebackground documents for schools and additional content to help the teacher todeliver this resource to pupils. It gives an overview of the relevant lawsonline and definitions to support the teacher answering any questions which mayarise during these sessions.&#160;Examples of use:Author and license: Developed by Childnet inpartnership with the London Grid for Learning (LGfL) Safeguarding Board. Teacherscan adapt these packs to suit their pupils.Trust Me byChildnet International is licensed under aCreative CommonsAttribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.Resource 2: &#160;‘The Online-Zoo'Link: https://www.ispa.at/wissenspool/broschueren/broschueren-detailseite/broschuere/detailansicht/the-online-zoo-english.htmlDescription: 60-page online book teaches young kids (aged3-6) digital competences and media literacy in a playful, age-appropriate way.In the book, Zoo Director Elsa tries to help all her animals who encounter somedifficulties when using digital media and the internet. For example, Ape Moritzgets addicted to his Smartphone, Panda bear Paul is being cyberbullied andPenguin Fridolin wants to take a picture in his new swimwear. It&#160;isavailable in German as a hardcopy&#160;and&#160;in these ten languages asan&#160;electronic&#160;version: German,English,Arabic,French,Russian,Spanish,Farsi,Chinese,Czech,PortugueseEducation stage: Kindergarten Examples of use:Author: Austrian Safer Internet Centre (SIC)&#160;