1. NLMUSD DIGITAL CITIZENSHIP GRADES 4-5
SUPER DIGITAL CITIZEN
Introduce the topic
NLMUSD DIGITAL CITIZENSHIP GRADES 4-5
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2. SUPER DIGITAL CITIZENSHIP
How can people help others to be good digital citizens?
SUPER DIGITAL CITIZENSHIP
HOW CAN PEOPLE HELP OTHERS TO BE GOOD DIGITAL CITIZENS?
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3. I WILL BE ABLE TO compare and contrast my online
I WILL BE ABLE TO
compare and contrast my online
and offline responsibilities.
recognize the characteristics that
make someone an upstanding
citizen
Problem solve Internet problems.
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4. KEY VOCABULARY 24.4.2017 Introduce the key vocabulary
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5. 2. digital citizen: a member of a worldwide community linked by
citizen: a member of a
community
2. digital citizen: a member of a
worldwide community linked by
the Internet
3. responsibility: a duty orobligation
obligation
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6. www.marvel.com/universe/Spider-Man 24.4.2017
students the following link to Spider-Man and his motto:
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7. What kind of power does the Internet give us?
projects with other people.
What kind of power does the Internet give us?
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8. SAFE, RESPONSIBLE, AND RESPECTFUL
on sticky notes and post them on the chart.)
SAFE, RESPONSIBLE, AND RESPECTFUL
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9. Create your own Superhero
DISTRIBUTE the Save the Day! Student Handout to each student.
Create your own Superhero
Superheroes
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10. THINGS TO CONSIDER What kind of superpowers would my digital
THINGS TO CONSIDER
What kind of superpowers would my digital
citizen superhero use to help others act
safely, responsibly, and respectfully
online?
What is special about the way my superhero
acts and thinks?
What kind of special costume would my
superhero wear to help him or her do the job?
What would my superhero’s name be?
INVITE students to introduce their superheroes to one another.
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11. www.makebeliefscomix.com 24.4.2017
superhero helps resolve that digital dilemma. Students can create comic strips freehand on the handout using illustrations, speech bubbles, and captions. (optional)they can use an online tool, such as Make Beliefs Comix ( free online) or Comic Life ( Mac, must purchase).
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12.
to others.
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13. CHECKING FOR UNDERSTANDING
CHECKING FOR UNDERSTANDING
What does it mean to be a digital citizen?
What kinds of superpowers or qualities
did your digital superheroes have in
common?
3. What does Spider-Man’s motto “With great
power comes great responsibility” mean to you,
as someone who uses the Internet?
Encourage students to reflect on the possibilities and perils associated with using the Internet, as well as the importance of acting mindfully online so that they and others will have positive experiences.
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