Cybersecurity & Digital Citizenship Bundle | 12 Units, 41 Days
Cybersecurity and Digital Citizenship Bundle: twelve complete units, 41 days, grades 9-12
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Cybersecurity & Digital Citizenship Bundle

Both lines in one download. Twelve units, 41 days of teaching.

Every evergreen unit we make, in one download: the seven Digital Citizenship units and the five Cybersecurity units. Together they cover the two halves of the same job — how a person behaves online and what they leave behind, and how the attacks and fakes aimed at them actually work. Every unit starts with a real situation and gets to the rule second. Print the guided notes, open the deck, run the activity, collect the exit ticket.

✓ 41 days of instruction✓ 421 files across 12 units✓ 53 self-grading Google Forms™✓ Every page keyed
$60

● Instant download · Lifetime access · Editable & print-ready

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See inside the curriculum

What's in Every Lesson

All twelve units use the same seven folders, so the second unit needs no setup and the twelfth needs none either.

Editable Slides
One PowerPoint deck per teaching day — 518 slides in all — plus a printable bell ringer to open with.
Guided Notes
One per day in editable Word and print-ready PDF, each with a complete key.
Original Scenarios
Twenty-six long-form cases across the bundle, with the actual messages students read printed on the page.
Printed Activities
One sheet a day, with the answer boxes on the same page. Nothing to cut out, laminate or post.
Quizzes & Exit Tickets
An exit ticket every day — 123 questions across the bundle — and a unit quiz worth 23 to 28 points.
Self-grading Google Forms™
53 forms: every unit quiz and every exit ticket, ready to assign in Google Classroom™.
Answer Keys
Every page keyed, with a sample answer and the line that says when to give the point.
Standards Map
A Skills Map per unit, plus a page for converting it to your own state's wording.

See the Actual Pages

One page out of four of the twelve units, two from each line, exactly as it prints. Nothing here is a mock-up.

Screen Time & Digital Habits

Guided notes students actually fill in

Every day has its own note page built from that day's slides, in the same order you teach them. Editable Word and print-ready PDF, and every one has a complete key.

  • ✓ Word and PDF for all 41 days
  • ✓ Short, complete sentences on every student page
  • ✓ Full answer key for every page
Day 1 guided notes page from the Screen Time and Digital Habits unit
Phishing & Social Engineering

One printed sheet a day

The activity prints on the page students write on, with the answer boxes right there. Students work it alone first, then check with one partner. Nothing gets cut out, laminated or posted.

  • ✓ A printed activity for every one of the 41 days
  • ✓ Answer boxes sized to how much students should write
  • ✓ A sample answer and when to give the point
The Spot the Trick activity sheet from Day 1 of the Phishing and Social Engineering unit
Cyberbullying & Digital Drama

Original cases with the real messages in them

Twenty-six long-form scenarios across the bundle, each about a school, a business and a person who do not exist. Students read what actually happened, then work out what it is and what to do.

  • ✓ Two or three named scenarios per unit
  • ✓ Every person, place and message invented
  • ✓ Teacher key with sample answers
The Bracken Hollow scenario from the Cyberbullying and Digital Drama unit
Encryption & Cryptography

A unit quiz for every unit, already written

Multiple choice and written answers, sitting after the lessons rather than crammed into the last one. Run it as an extra day or set it as a take-home with the self-grading Google Form.

  • ✓ Twelve unit quizzes, 23 to 28 points each
  • ✓ Self-grading Google Forms™ version included
  • ✓ Keyed with what to accept and what to reject
The unit quiz from the Encryption and Cryptography unit

What's in the bundle · 12 units, both lines

01
Digital Footprint
Digital Citizenship · 3 days · 32 files · who put it there, what adds up
02
Social Media & Online Safety
Digital Citizenship · 3 days · 33 files · ranked feeds, app data, pressure
03
Cyberbullying & Digital Drama
Digital Citizenship · 4 days · 40 files · name it, then choose the step
04
Misinformation & Media Literacy
Digital Citizenship · 3 days · 32 files · find the claim, check the site
05
Relationships & Communication
Digital Citizenship · 3 days · 32 files · what it says, who reads it
06
Screen Time & Digital Habits
Digital Citizenship · 4 days · 39 files · the features and the settings
07
AI Literacy & Chatbots
Digital Citizenship · 4 days · 39 files · what it produces, which step is yours
08
Phishing & Social Engineering
Cybersecurity · 4 days · 39 files · tactics, the click, web addresses
09
Deepfakes & AI Scams
Cybersecurity · 4 days · 39 files · voice cloning, provenance, response
10
Cyber Attacks & Malware
Cybersecurity · 3 days · 32 files · how it gets in, what it wants
11
Passwords & Account Security
In both lines · 3 days · 32 files · length, the second step, recovery
12
Encryption & Cryptography
Cybersecurity · 3 days · 32 files · ciphers, keys, what encryption can't do
In every one of the twelve units
READ FIRST teacher guide
Minute-by-minute pacing
Skills Map & state standards
Printable bell ringers
Vocabulary glossary
A printed activity a day
Original scenarios
Every answer key

Passwords & Account Security belongs to both lines and is carried here once, which is why this is twelve units rather than thirteen. Plus a Convert to YOUR State's Standards page in each unit, with a copy-paste AI prompt — these topics file under health in one state and CTE in the next.

Why Teachers Choose It

Both halves, taught together

Most schools teach these two things apart and a year apart, so students learn how to behave online in one room and what is coming at them in another. This set teaches both.

A strand, not a unit

41 days of instruction — enough for a semester elective, an advisory period, or a digital-literacy strand spread across a whole year.

Nothing says “answers will vary”

Every answer key gives a sample answer and the line that says when to give the point.

The timing was checked minute by minute

Five minutes of bell ringer, 14 of slides and guided notes, 19 of activity, 7 for the exit ticket. Every day fits a 45-minute period and the teacher guide prints the schedule.

One folder system, learned once

All twelve units use the same seven folders, so the second unit needs no setup and the twelfth needs none either.

No background needed

Written for a general-education class in plain, student-friendly sentences. You do not need a computer science room or a cybersecurity background to teach any of it.

Safe to teach in any room

Every person, message and company is made up, no student page names a real app or brand, and the security units explain what happens, never how to do it.

Self-grading Google Forms™

53 forms across the bundle. Multiple choice auto-grades on submit with feedback on every wrong answer, and the written responses land in your response sheet.

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FAQ

What exactly is in the bundle?
Both evergreen lines. The seven Digital Citizenship units — Digital Footprint (3 days), Social Media & Online Safety (3 days), Cyberbullying & Digital Drama (4 days), Misinformation & Media Literacy (3 days), Relationships & Communication (3 days), Screen Time & Digital Habits (4 days) and AI Literacy & Chatbots (4 days) — and the five Cybersecurity units — Phishing & Social Engineering (4 days), Deepfakes & AI Scams (4 days), Cyber Attacks & Malware (3 days), Passwords & Account Security (3 days) and Encryption & Cryptography (3 days). 421 files in all: 518 editable slides, guided notes in Word and PDF, 26 original scenarios, a printed activity sheet for every day, an exit ticket per day, twelve unit quizzes worth 23 to 28 points, 53 self-grading Google Forms™, 410 vocabulary terms, and an answer key for every page.
Is this just the two bundles put together?
It is both bundles with no duplication. Passwords & Account Security is a member of both lines, and this download carries it once — thirteen memberships, twelve units — so the counts on this page are the twelve unique units, not two zips stacked on each other. It costs less than buying the two line bundles separately.
I already own one of the two bundles. Is this still worth it?
That depends on how many of the other line's units you want. Every unit is also sold on its own, so if you only need two or three of them the singles will cost you less. This bundle is the cheapest way to get the whole catalog.
Do the units have to be taught in order?
No. Each unit stands on its own and can be taught in any order, or on its own as a one-week block. The order shown runs the digital citizenship line first — what a student leaves behind, what a service does with it, how a claim is checked, how to say the thing they meant — and then the cybersecurity line, which is what other people aim at them.
Is this the AP Cybersecurity course?
No, and that is deliberate. These are standalone digital-literacy units with no framework attached, so they map onto reading, writing and speaking standards rather than a computer science course description. If you are teaching an AP section, the full AP Cybersecurity course is a separate product with 24 topic packets and AP-style assessment.
Is it safe to hand out as-is?
Yes. Nothing in the security units is a how-to: no tool is named, there is no code, and no task asks a student to make, send or try anything. Every person, company, school, web address and phone number is invented, with no working links and no real logos, and no student page names a real app or brand. In the digital citizenship units, no task asks a student to share their own experiences and every safety route ends with a trusted adult. A build check reads back every shipped page to enforce it.
Is there anything to cut out or laminate?
No. Every activity is a printed sheet with the answer boxes on the same page the student writes on. Students work it alone first, then check with one partner. There is nothing to cut, laminate, post or store between classes.
What formats are the files in?
Editable .pptx decks, editable .docx handouts, and print-ready .pdf of everything, plus self-grading Google Forms™ for every quiz and exit ticket. Each unit includes a Digital page with the copy links, so one click puts your own copy in your own Drive. Nothing is locked.

A year of it, ready to teach.

No lab. No accounts. No logins. Nothing to cut out.

See all twelve units