1. Listen and repeat the vocabulary  click here

12. Listen and repeat   click here

1. Computers - Listen and repeat  click here

2. Technology time - Choose the correct answer  click here

3. Computer words quiz  click here

4. Computer and Technology QUIZ   click here 

5. Click on the correct item:

6. Social networks:

1. Label the pictures  click here

2. Label the pictures  click here

3. Computer - Label the pictures  click here

4. Computer - Label the pictures (2) click here

5. Computer accessories  - Label the pictures click here

6. Computers - Matching exercise  click here

7. Computers - Matching exercise 2  click here

8. Hangman - Technology time   click here 

1. Technology - Listen and choose   click here

2. Technology - Listen and label the pictures  click here

1. Computers (mets les verbes au prétérit ou au présent perfect)   click here 

2. Computers- Lis le texte puis clique sur GAME  click here

3. Find the technology - Ecoute et clique sur l'objet puis choisis la bonne définition  click here

1. Smileys - learn   click here

2. Smileys - learn (2)  click here

3. Smileys - learn (3)  click here

4. Smileys - Matching game   click here

4. Smileys - Matching game (2)  click here

5. Smileys - Matching game (3)  click here

6. Smileys and emoticons (fais glisser les étiquettes sur les images)  click here

1. Learn chat abbreviations  click here

2. Chat abbreviations  QUIZ  click here

3. Text and chat acronyms  click here

4. What does it mean ?  click here

5. Texting language - Label the pictures  click here

6. Internet acronyms  click here

1. Marching game:

2. Read this conversation:

3. Vrai ou faux? Choisis la bonne réponse.

4. Réécris les phrases:

Acronyms - Test your knowledge  click here

Webonauts Internet Academy - Learn how to surf safely  click here 

What is online bullying?

Online bullying is when children or teenagers use the web, or mobile phones or any other technology to threaten (menacer), tease (se moquer) or embarrass another young person.

Nasty messages are just one form of online bullying. Often bullies set up a website or group on a social media website like Facebook and then ask other people to join in and comment about a person or images of them.

But it can also include things like emailing someone a virus on purpose, posting personal information where it shouldn't be or calling them names when playing a game together online.

Bullies on the web can't cause physical pain, but because of the way we now live our lives - with mobile phones and lots of internet use - they can be very hard to avoid.

Another big difference between normal bulling and online bullying is that it's often difficult to work out who the cyberbullies are, as they can hide behind fake names.

What can you do to stop it?

The best advice is to avoid the methods used by online bullies. That means staying away from websites they use and blocking email addresses or mobile numbers that send nasty messages.

- Regularly check and clean your 'friends' lists on social networking sites too.

- Changing your username may also help and don't give out personal details such as your mobile number, address or email online.

- Find the 'report abuse' or 'block sender' options on your favourite websites.

- Protect your password too to keep your files and information safe.

- You should also report the bullying to the people running the website, technology service or your mobile phone service provider.

- Keep evidence - callers and mailers can be traced. But also remember that sites you've created and emails you've sent can be traced back to you months or years later too.

And as with all bullying, telling an adult it's happening is REALLY important too.