1. Common Sense-https://www.commonsense.org/education/digital-citizenship
This resource provides free lessons for those in elementary, middle, and high school levels. Specifically within K-2, it seems as if it has "pillars" of main areas that is focused on with students. It also breaks it apart within Kindergarten, first, and second grade.
2. InCtrl-https://teachinctrl.org/
This resource is similar to Common Sense but it focuses within fourth to eighth grade. The resource engages with students through inquiry based activities, and gives opportunities where students can collaborate in class together.
3. iKeepSafe- https://ikeepsafe.org/google-digital-literacy-citizenship-curriculum/
iKeepSafe provides a curriculum for teachers and families to keep safe online. It is organized by classes instead of modules. It provides videos and handouts.
4. Cyberwise Application (can be found in the app store, etc.)
Students (specifically within middle school) can play games, watch videos, and take quizzes that focus on digital citizenship, and being on the internet.
5. Net Smartz- https://www.missingkids.org/NetSmartz
This resource let's students learn digital citizenship while being safe, playing games, and more.
6. Digizen- https://www.digizen.org/
This resource focuses digital citizenship, and how parents and kids can be safe with tips and more.
This resource provides free lessons for those in elementary, middle, and high school levels. Specifically within K-2, it seems as if it has "pillars" of main areas that is focused on with students. It also breaks it apart within Kindergarten, first, and second grade.
2. InCtrl-https://teachinctrl.org/
This resource is similar to Common Sense but it focuses within fourth to eighth grade. The resource engages with students through inquiry based activities, and gives opportunities where students can collaborate in class together.
3. iKeepSafe- https://ikeepsafe.org/google-digital-literacy-citizenship-curriculum/
iKeepSafe provides a curriculum for teachers and families to keep safe online. It is organized by classes instead of modules. It provides videos and handouts.
4. Cyberwise Application (can be found in the app store, etc.)
Students (specifically within middle school) can play games, watch videos, and take quizzes that focus on digital citizenship, and being on the internet.
5. Net Smartz- https://www.missingkids.org/NetSmartz
This resource let's students learn digital citizenship while being safe, playing games, and more.
6. Digizen- https://www.digizen.org/
This resource focuses digital citizenship, and how parents and kids can be safe with tips and more.