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Red Rocks Elementary School uses digital citizenship curriculum developed by Common Sense Media. Digital Citizenship Family Resources can be found under the Educator tab. The Parent Page contains many helpful tools to determine age appropriateness of books, movies, and video games. Check them out!
Below are the monthly digital citizenship topics. Videos may differ for each grade level. Three K-2 topics address internet awareness and safety of information.
August
August
This month’s digital citizenship topic is Expectations and Device Care.
We establish classroom rules and procedures which support a culture of responsible use and communicates clear guidelines. We reinforce habits which identify devices as a learning tool.
Motto: We are responsible learners with devices.
Guiding question: How do I care for my device as a tool for learning?
September
September
This month’s digital citizenship topic is Digital Footprint & Identity.
Students consider the benefits and risks of online sharing and explore how a digital persona can affect one’s sense of self, reputation, and relationships.
Motto: We define who we are.
Guiding question: How can I cultivate my digital identity in ways that are responsible and empowering ?
October
October
This month’s digital citizenship topic is Cyberbullying.
October is National Bullying Prevention Month.
Students take on these tough topics and play the active role of upstander to build positive, supportive online communities and combat online cruelty.
Motto: We are kind & courageous.
Guiding question: How can I connect positively, treat others respectfully, and create a culture of kindness?
November
November
This month’s digital citizenship topic is News & Media Literacy.
Students identify credible and trustworthy information sources and reflect on their responsibilities as thoughtful media creators and consumers.
Motto: We are critical thinkers and creators.
Guiding question: How can I be a critical consumer and creator of news and media?
December
December
This month’s digital citizenship topic is Privacy and Security.
Students learn how to protect personal information and gain a deeper understanding of their data privacy rights so they can advocate for themselves and others.
Motto: We care about everyone’s privacy
Guiding question: How can I keep my personal data safe and secure?
January
January
This month’s digital citizenship topic is Media Balance & Well-Being.
Students go beyond screen time to explore the impact their digital lives can have on their well-being and relationships while learning to balance media in their everyday lives.
Motto: We find balance in our digital lives.
Guiding question: How can we help students use media in healthy ways?
February
February
This month’s digital citizenship topic is Relationships & Communications.
Students reflect on how to build positive relationships, avoid risky online talk, and understand why some topics and conversations can best lend themselves to certain mediums.
Motto: We know the power of words and actions.
Guiding question: How can I communicate effectively and positively to build relationships?
March, April, May
March, April, May
For the remainder of the year, digital citizenship topics are either a review of previous material or tailored to specific classroom needs.
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