Lesson Plan

Digital Citizenship Lesson Plan

Students will understand digital citizenship concepts, learn safe online practices, and identify trustworthy sources to protect their privacy.

In today’s digital world, learning how to navigate online spaces safely and responsibly is essential for protecting personal information and avoiding online pitfalls.

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Teacher Preparation

10 minutes

Step 1

Introduction & Discussion

10 minutes

Step 2

Guided Activity

10 minutes

Step 3

Review & Reflection

10 minutes

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Worksheet

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Slide Deck

Digital Citizenship: Navigating the Online World Safely

Use this introductory slide to welcome students to the lesson and briefly introduce the topic of digital citizenship. Emphasize the importance of being safe and responsible online.

What is Digital Citizenship?

Explain what digital citizenship is and why it matters. Encourage students to share what they already know.

Protecting Your Privacy

Highlight key points about privacy. Guide discussion on situations where privacy should be protected and what actions to take.

Recognizing Trustworthy Sources

Discuss the importance of recognizing trustworthy sources. Ask students for examples of clues that a website may not be reliable.

Being a Responsible Online Citizen

Discuss what it means to be a responsible online citizen by encouraging kindness and proper behavior online.

Today’s Discussion: Reflect and Share

Wrap up the discussion by asking reflective questions: What have students learned? How can they apply these practices? Allow time for student input.

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Digital Citizenship: Navigating the Online World Safely

Courtenay Labson

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