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October 19–23, 2026
October 19–23, 2026
Help students pause, check, and think about what they see online—including information created with AI. These resources offer simple ways to practice thoughtful digital habits. Choose an activity or conversation that fits your students and schedule.
Classroom Conversation Starters
Classroom Conversation Starters
Have five minutes? Help students ask who created something, what evidence supports it, and how they could check it.
Share with Families
Share with Families
Keep the conversation going at home with a ready-to-use message for your classroom newsletter.
More Resources
More Resources
Common Sense Education
Start here for free Digital Citizenship Week activities organized by grade band, K–12. This year’s focus is critical thinking in a world with AI.
Explore Common Sense activities
Be Internet Awesome
Explore Google’s lessons and classroom activities about online safety and responsible digital choices, or try the Interland game.
View educator resources · Play Interland
NAMLE: Media Literacy
Use the Key Questions for Analyzing Media to spark a discussion about who created a message, its purpose, and how students interpret it.
Open the Key Questions
Twinkl
Browse printable activities and teaching materials for Digital Citizenship Week. Some downloads may require an account or paid membership.
Browse Twinkl resources
Kami
Explore Digital Citizenship Galaxy Missions for an additional classroom activity about safe and thoughtful online behavior.
View the Kami activity
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