Digital Citizenship, Internet Safety, & Cyberbullying Prevention Digital Lesson
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Help students learn digital citizenship, online safety, and internet safety while recognizing cyberbullying and learning online bullying prevention with this no prep digital lesson for 4th, 5th, and 6th grade students. Use during classroom counseling lessons in PowerPoint and Google Slides™ to teach cyber safety for kids.
This lesson is intended for large group lessons projected onto a screen, in-person instruction with 1:1 devices, or online learning with you upper elementary and middle school students.
LESSON TOPICS:
- What is Digital Citizenship?
- Benefits of technology (short prompt)
- What is cyberbullying?
- Cyberbullying sort activity (Answers hidden under response boxes)
- Respecting digital property: Proper citation, piracy, plagiarism
- Piracy or Plagiarism recognition slides
- Practicing digital safety: Identity theft, hacking, computer virus, spam, threats online, trolling behavior
- Internet safety and online safety: digital footprints, strong passwords (sort activity)
- Social media
- Social media use survey (Yes or No questions)
- Review: Safety tips
ASCA MINDSETS & BEHAVIORS STANDARDS COVERED
B – SMS 9. Demonstrate personal safety skills.
B – LS 5. Apply media and technology skills.
DIGITAL CITIZENSHIP, CYBERBULLYING, AND CYBERSAFETY LESSON
Your zip download includes two files: a link to the digital Digital Citizenship Lesson for Google Slides™ and a 40-page PowerPoint (PPTX) version. The PDF has a link on the second page to make a forced copy of the 40-slide Digital Citizenship Lesson for Google Slides™. Many text boxes in the Google Slides™ and PowerPoint are editable and moveable, while other text and graphics are flattened per the clip artists' and font artists' Terms of Use.
Page counts include a Cover, Terms of Use for distance learning, one page of links to preview more of my digital resources, and Credits.
My Terms of Use is included and allows for sharing with your students by email or on a password-protected, secure digital learning platform. This resource may NOT be shared on a publicly-accessible website or with other educators.
**A note on editable Google Slides™**
You'll need to open this resource in edit mode (not present mode), and you can type your students’ responses into those boxes (they are editable text boxes, so you use it in edit mode) and drag and drop shapes in that mode. Another great option is to download Full Screen Interactive Google Slides Extension App for Chrome. Enjoy!
Educators like you are saying:
"This is a great resource, both for opening up a discussion about digital footprints and reinforcing issues with kindness and cyber bullying. My students were very engaged and surprised by what they learned." - Sarah G.
"This is such a great resource. I highly recommend it! The students loved using it, saving me a lot of time. Thank you for creating such a thoughtful and well-planned resource."
"I used this lesson for my older elementary students and it kept information simple to understand. The students loved the interactive parts as well!" - Jenna T.
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