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Teach all lessons by the end of the first semester. As you know, discussing and teaching digital citizenship and safety as you and your learners are using online resources within your curriculum helps students connect the learning to their everyday life.
Teach all lessons by the end of the first semester. As you know, discussing and teaching digital citizenship and safety as you and your learners are using online resources within your curriculum helps students connect the learning to their everyday life.
Lesson 1: Staying Safe on the Internet
Lesson 1: Staying Safe on the Internet
View the Cyber-five Internet Safety video from ABCya.com.
Watch My Online Neighborhood.
Discuss the videos and brainstorm a list of classroom standards for staying safe on the Internet.
Display the list in your classroom.
Lesson 2: Basic Internet Searching
Lesson 2: Basic Internet Searching
1. Partner with your school librarian to teach your learners how to do a basic search for a book on the online catalog. (Your school library catalog can be found on the Library 24/7 link your school's webpage.)
2. Partner with your school librarian to have students search using icons in Gale in Context Elementary to do do basic searching. (Gale in Context Elementary can be found on the Library 24/7 link your school's webpage.)
Lesson 3: Keeping Personal Information Private
Lesson 3: Keeping Personal Information Private
Brainstorm with students what personal information is and why it should be private.
Your Name
Your address
Your phone number
Your passwords
Your plans
Make a class list of private information to keep safe. Display in your classroom. Revisit this concept throughout the year.
Lesson 4: Culminating Activity:
Lesson 4: Culminating Activity:
Using Chatterpix, have each student give an Internet tip they have learned in these lessons.
Your librarian can help with this activity.
Share with the class. Partner with your librarian, GRC and/or counselor to help and be part of the audience for your Internet video fest!
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