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Common sense media has different podcasts for students to listen to. On the website, parents can click the links and will have a description of what the podcast is going to be about. The podcasts are student-friendly and cover a range of topics.
Media Smarts provides students with the opportunity to learn about media. This website has numerous lessons, games and resources to learn and practice media literacy skills.
Prodigy has created an article describing the different activities that students can participate in to develop an understanding of media in their lives.
This website describes and teaches Media Literacy. To accompany student learning, students can complete various learning activities to complement their learning.
Canva is a great website for students to create infographics on. The link above discusses the importance of learning Media Literacy and how Canva can support students with this. You can create visually appealing posters on this website for free!
When using any online resources users should always consider privacy and digital citizenship and be cautious of providing personal information online. The grade levels are suggested based on a variety of criteria, however, we encourage parents to explore the app first before using it with their child. Most of the resources are free or have available free features, however it is up to the individual owner of the resources to modify their access without notice. Any links from this document does not imply any endorsement of the organization or information found on the website.
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