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Digital Citizenship Lesson Series

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Create a digital citizenship lesson series for Grade [grade] students.

Details:
- Grade: [grade]
- Technology access: [devices available]
- Current issues: [cyberbullying/privacy/screen time]
- Duration: [lessons]

DIGITAL CITIZENSHIP SERIES

LESSON 1 — DIGITAL FOOTPRINT
Objective: Understand permanent online presence

Hook: What lasts forever online?
Activity: Digital footprint simulation
Discussion: What would you not want online?
Takeaway: Think before you post

LESSON 2 — ONLINE SAFETY
Objective: Protect personal information

Personal info to NEVER share:
- Full name and address
- School name
- Phone number
- Passwords
- Photos to strangers

Activity: Safe or not safe sorting
Role play: Someone asks for info online

LESSON 3 — CYBERBULLYING
Objective: Recognize and respond to cyberbullying

Definition: [age-appropriate]
Types: [list with examples]
What to do:
- Do not respond
- Save evidence
- Tell trusted adult
- Report on platform

Activity: Scenario cards
Discussion: Bystander role

LESSON 4 — MEDIA LITERACY
Objective: Evaluate online information

Is it true? How to check:
- Who wrote it?
- When was it written?
- Does other evidence support it?
- Is the source trustworthy?

Activity: Spot the fake news
Practice: Fact check together

LESSON 5 — SCREEN TIME BALANCE
Objective: Healthy technology habits

Discussion: How much is too much?
Activity: Screen time tracker
Pledge: [healthy habits commitment]
Family connection: [discussion guide]

ASSESSMENT
- Digital citizenship quiz
- Scenario response
- Personal pledge creation
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