Curated Digital Citizenship Resources

Edutopia.org – Offers a variety of topics that promote digital citizenship such as technology integration, social and emotional learning and project-based learning that extends the classroom beyond the walls of the school.

ISTE.org – A community of global educators who use technology to solve tough problems in education.

Nepris.com – Connects learners and industry professionals. Allows students, teachers, and experts to connect with one another building professional relationships to develop student growth.

Commonsense.org – Provides students reliable and trustworthy sources for news and information. Even offers a module dedicated to digital citizenship.

Cyberwise.org – Offers numerous resources on how to keep students safe online; how to prevent and combat cyberbullying; and how to use social media to connect with the world outside the classroom.

Digitaltechnologieshub.edu – Offers platforms that cater to becoming a better digital citizen like modules on cybersafety, competitions, and career searches.

Commonsense.org: https://www.commonsense.org/education/digital-citizenship
This website has full lesson plans, focusing on digital citizenship for various grade levels.  The lessons are separated into topics, including news and media literacy, communication and relationships, safety and privacy, etc. These lessons can be taught in your classroom, or used as a resource on which to base your own lessons.  Many of these lessons include videos, which present the information in a way that is fun and easy to understand.  
Credible Sources: https://www.commonsense.org/education/digital-citizenship
This website can help students identify credible sources.  It could be used as the basis for a lesson, or as a handout to be referenced during a research project.
Waferford.org: https://www.waterford.org/education/digital-citizenship-activities-and-tips/
This resource splits its information on digital citizenship into 9 elements: access, etiquette, commerce, rights and responsibilities, law, literacy, communication, health and wellness, and security.  It includes information in article form, as well as activity ideas for elementary level students.
ISTE video: https://www.iste.org/learn/digital-citizenship
This video encourages educators to take another look at digital citizenship.  It can be used to inform your own teaching, or you can share it with others to encourage them to be more aware of how they teach digital citizenship in the classroom and what they can do to improve.  
Cyberwise.org: https://www.cyberwise.org/digital-citizenship
This website has numerous resources on digital citizenship, that could be included in various lessons. Simply pick a topic, and look through the resources.  Some of these resources are oriented towards classroom activities.  I really like this one where a teacher made Pokémon inspired digital citizenship and safety posters (http://www.mrskarpiuk.com/made-free-pokemon-inspired-digital-citizenship-posters/)
Code.org: https://code.org/curriculum/course3/20/Teacher
This is a full lesson plan, with all the resources necessary to teach a comprehensive lesson on digital citizenship.  Used in tandem with the other resources listed, this lesson can promote positive online learning. 

edutopia.org: This resource help you learn about "online safety, cyberbullying, netiquette, privacy, copyright, and the norms of appropriate, responsible behavior to help young people consider their digital footprint." Edutopia has a collection of resources dedicated to creating responsible digital citizens.   
commonsense.org: This resource has a curriculum that enables students to become digital citizens. They offer their curriculum from kindergarten to 12th grade. 
iste.org: This resource give the tools needed for teachers to properly teach digital citizenship to their students. Iste connects teachers with other teachers and resources that help teach technology usage to students. 
bookwidgets.com: This resource is a blogging website that is meant for teachers. It has a plethora of articles and blogs made by teachers for teachers talking about technology usage. 
waterford.org: This resource "seeks to blend the best aspects of learning science, mentoring relationships, and innovative technologies to form community, school, and home programs that deliver excellence and equity for all learners." 
cyberwise.org: This resource is geared specifically toward digital citizenship. They have a curriculum, newsletter, and many articles that help the growth of a digital citizen. 

BrainPop
-BrainPop has multiple videos for elementary students about the different aspects of digital citizenship in a way that is fun for them to watch and interact with.
Commonsense.org
-Allows for scope and sequence lessons for teachers but fun videos for students.,
Cyberwise.org
-Has resources for teachers but also has activities for students to do with their families.
Edutopia
-Many resources for teachers and students, including articles to educate students the importance of digital citizenship.
Nearpod
-Interactive online lessons that are able to be done in person school or elearning.
NetSmartz
-Paired with Disney to create interactive lessons that teaches children how to be safe online. Has lesson plans, videos, presentations and more.