This educational resource helps learners understand the difference between the Internet and the World Wide Web using relatable analogies. It describes the Internet as a system of roads, including cables and routers, while the World Wide Web is depicted as the vehicles that travel on these roads, delivering information through browsers. The document includes three engaging activities that encourage students to categorize various smartphone actions and digital services as either part of the Internet (infrastructure) or the Web (information). Additionally, it prompts students to think critically about how different applications utilize these systems. The success criteria focus on students' ability to explain these concepts clearly, promoting deeper comprehension of digital environments.