All Kitty wants to do is play her favorite video game. But Kitty has been playing her video game for FIVE hours. 

This is an amusing story about a mouse who is allowed to borrow his friend's iPhone, starts playing games on it, and promptly loses track of the real world.

When Papa brings home a computer, the whole family is excited. Soon Mama, Brother, Sister, and even Honey start spending all day every day staring at their own computers. 

When his friend Beaver gets a new video game, Franklin becomes addicted. He stops going to soccer practice and he no longer wants to play with his friends.

A great book for initiating discussion about being mindful of what you share online, and the importance of real friendships versus online friends and likes.

Educates students to act positively online

Billy Goat and Cyril are messing about with the farmer’s mobile phone, taking selfies and playing games until they find the number for Troll. 

Educates students to find a balance between online gaming and real life activities

Educates students to not talk to strangers online

Teaches about activities beyond screens

Reinforces appropriate email etiquette in a fun, child friendly way.

A nice way to introduce younger children to the dangers of engaging with strangers on the internet.

A fun exchange between an IT-savvy donkey, a book-loving ape and his tiny mouse results in a humorous picture book about the value of books in the digital age.

What is a family to do when one hot night the power goes out?!! Sister can’t use the phone, mother can’t work on her computer, Dad can’t even finish cooking dinner! What will the do?

This clever take on the traditional tale sees Goldilocks getting herself into quite a jam as she hunts for photos to please her social media followers and get more likes!

A useful story to share with intermediate grades as they learn to assess the accuracy of web based sources of information.

Educates students to be cautious online and seek adult clarification and/or assistance when unsure

Fans of the Bad Seed and the Good Egg will be delighted to meet the Couch Potato and join the journey of discovery about the need to balance down time with active time.

A hilarious, timely conversation about the differences between facts and opinions

Educates students to seek permission from an adult before interacting online

Educates students to seek permission when online shopping, talking to unknown friends, and sharing photos.

Educates students that there is much more to life than playing games online

Educates students about sharing photos and videos online, interacting with unknown people, and finding the balance of when to switch devices off

Lesson ideas, with Book Creator templates, to help younger students learn to be respectful around devices and technology.

Introduces 5-8 year old learners to the Digital Citizens. Students sing along with these friendly characters to help think about being safe, responsible and respectful online.

Children make friends everywhere they go -- including online. But are all of these friendships the same? How can children start online friendships and also learn ways to stay safe?

Teacher notes and student tasks focused around the subject of the power of words in digital citizenship.

A digital citizenship lesson plan around recognizing digital drama, understanding other perspectives and learning to de-escalate situations based on different scenarios.

Gets 8-10 year old learners thinking about how to take responsibility for their actions online in relation to themselves, their communities and the the world at large. This book contains interactive activities for students to complete.

Lesson ideas and student exercises to help reflect on the different versions of ourselves we present online.

In this book we look at resources to learn more about digital citizenship, spotlight classroom stories, and inspire you and your student to get creative as you learn about digital citizenship.