Competitions:

Grade Band: PreK-2

Student completes coloring page. Options below:

• Click here for Coloring Sheet 1

• Click here for Coloring Sheet 2

• Click here for Coloring Sheet 3

Teacher chooses the best coloring page out of the class. 

Teachers can submit ONE coloring sheet.  Coloring pages will need to be scanned into a PDF format before submitting through the form.

Grade Bands: 3-5, 6-8, and 9-12

Choices for submission:

1. Poster/Infographic Design 

• Design poster or infographic on online safety, privacy, and/or digital etiquette.

• Copy paper (8.5 x 11 white paper) or digital design (PowerPoint, Google Slides, etc. - one slide only)

• Judging Criteria: Poster must be made by an individual student, must include original or copyright free artwork, and be creative.

2. Digital Storytelling

• Create video or digital story about responsible online behavior, cyberbullying, or digital footprints.

• Examples: Comic strip designed digitally; Adobe Express video or story board

• Judging Criteria: Must be made by an individual student, using a digital tool.

3. Essay Writing

   • • Write essay on the impact of social media, cyberbullying, or the importance of digital citizenship.

     • Loose leaf paper or digital document

     • Judging Criteria: One page

4. Digital Art

   • • Create digital art that conveys messages about online safety, respect, and responsibility.

     • Example tools: Adobe Express; Google Draw

     • Judging Criteria: Must be made by an individual student, using a digital tool. Must include original or copyright free artwork, and be creative.

5. Memes or GIFs Creation

   • • Create meme or GIF that promotes positive digital citizenship messages.

     • Example tools: Adobe Express; PowerPoint or Google Slides; Google Draw; Templates through Google Draw

     • Judging Criteria: Must be made by an individual student, using a digital tool. Must include original or copyright free artwork, and be creative.

6. Interactive Presentation

   • • Create interactive presentation or slideshow educating peers about digital citizenship topics.

     • Judging Criteria: Must be made by an individual student, using PowerPoint or Google Slides.

7. Poem

• Write a poem to teach or inspire other students about a digital citizenship topic.

• Loose leaf paper or digital document

• Judging Criteria: Poem must be made by an individual student and must be free of plagiarism.

Submissions:

Teachers can submit ONE student entry. Paper entries will need to be scanned into a PDF format before submitting through the form. Digital creations can be submitted through an upload or shared link. The submission link can be found on this website page.

Steps:

1. Complete one of the training opportunities offered through our Educator Training page.

2. Follow the directions for submitting your training completion to Amanda.Robinson@lpsb.org that are found on the Educator Training page.

3. Receive verification email from Amanda.Robinson@lpsb.org upon completion. 

4. One teacher will be pulled from a drawing. Deadline for drawing is 8/31/24. The winner will be announced by the end of September.

Digital Citizenship Educator Trainings are also worth tech store points!