Cybersecurity Unit Bundle | 5 Units, 17 Days, High School
Cybersecurity Unit Bundle: five complete units, 17 days, grades 9-12
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Cybersecurity Unit Bundle

Five complete units. 17 days of teaching. One download.

Five classroom-ready cybersecurity units that behave the same way, with nothing to assemble: phishing and social engineering, deepfakes and AI scams, cyber attacks and malware, passwords and account security, and encryption and cryptography. 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.

✓ 17 days of instruction✓ 174 files across 5 units✓ 22 self-grading Google Forms™✓ Every page keyed
$30

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What's in Every Lesson

Every unit uses the same seven folders, so once you have taught one you know exactly where everything is in the other four.

Editable Slides
One PowerPoint deck per teaching day — 223 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
Ten long-form cases across the bundle, with the actual messages students read.
Printed Activities
One sheet a day, 2 pages and 7 points, with the answer boxes on the same page. Nothing to cut out, laminate or post.
Quizzes & Exit Tickets
An exit ticket every day and a 28-point unit quiz for each of the five units.
Self-grading Google Forms™
22 forms: every quiz and every exit ticket, ready to assign in Google Classroom™.
Answer Keys
Every page keyed: what to look for, a model response, what else to accept, what to reject.
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 five units, exactly as it prints. Nothing here is a mock-up.

Phishing & Social Engineering

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 17 days
  • ✓ Written at a grade 9-10 reading level
  • ✓ Full answer key for every page
Day 1 guided notes page from the Phishing and Social Engineering unit
Deepfakes & AI Scams

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.

  • ✓ 2 pages and 7 points a sheet
  • ✓ Nothing to cut out or laminate
  • ✓ A sample answer and when to give the point
The Test the Clips activity sheet from Day 1 of the Deepfakes and AI Scams unit
Cyber Attacks & Malware

Original cases with the real messages in them

Ten long-form scenarios across the bundle, each about a company and a person who do not exist. Students read what actually landed in the inbox, then work out what happened and what to do.

  • ✓ Two named scenarios per unit
  • ✓ Every company, address and number invented
  • ✓ Teacher key with sample answers
The Fennhurst Print Shop scenario from the Cyber Attacks and Malware unit
Passwords & Account Security

A 28-point quiz per unit, already written

Twenty multiple choice and four 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.

  • ✓ Five unit quizzes, 28 points each
  • ✓ Self-grading Google Forms™ version included
  • ✓ Keyed with what to accept and what to reject
The unit quiz from the Passwords and Account Security unit

What's in the bundle · 5 units

01
Phishing & Social Engineering
4 days · 39 files · tactics, the click, web addresses, reporting
02
Deepfakes & AI Scams
4 days · 39 files · voice cloning, provenance, response
03
Cyber Attacks & Malware
3 days · 32 files · how it gets in, what it wants
04
Passwords & Account Security
3 days · 32 files · length, the second step, recovery
05
Encryption & Cryptography
3 days · 32 files · ciphers, keys, what encryption can't do
In every one of the five units
READ FIRST teacher guide
Minute-by-minute pacing
Skills Map & state standards
Printable bell ringers
Vocabulary glossary
A printed activity a day
Two original scenarios
Every answer key

Plus a Convert to YOUR State's Standards page in each unit, with a copy-paste AI prompt — this topic files under health in one state and CTE in the next.

Why Teachers Choose It

A situation first, the rule second

Every unit opens on something that already happened to somebody, then works out the principle from it.

Nothing says “answers will vary”

Every written question ships with what to look for, a model response, what else to accept, and what to reject.

The timings are measured

Five minutes of bell ringer, 14 of slides and notes, 19 of activity, 7 for the exit ticket. Every day was costed against real reading and writing rates and fits a 45-minute period.

No background needed

Written for a general-education class. You do not need a computer science room or a cybersecurity background to teach it.

Nothing to cut out

Every activity prints on the page the student writes on, with the answer boxes right there. Nothing to cut, laminate or post, and students write in boxes rather than on lines.

Safe to teach

These units explain what happens, never how to do it. No tool is named, and no student page names a real company, app or brand.

Editable, print and digital

Decks in PowerPoint, handouts in Word, print PDFs of everything. The diagrams are real vector shapes you can recolor.

Self-grading Google Forms™

22 forms across the bundle. Multiple choice auto-grades on submit with feedback on every wrong answer.

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FAQ

What exactly is in the bundle?
Five complete 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). 174 files in all: 223 editable slides across the five decks, guided notes in Word and PDF, ten original scenarios, a printed activity sheet for every day, an exit ticket per day, five 28-point unit quizzes, 22 self-grading Google Forms™, 170 vocabulary terms, and an answer key for every page.
Do I need a cybersecurity background to teach it?
No. These are general-education digital-literacy units written for a teacher who has never taught the subject. Every unit opens with a READ FIRST guide that says what to print and when, and every page has a key.
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 is simply the one that reads best if you are teaching all five: how an attack reaches a person, how a convincing fake is made, what an attack is after, how an account is protected, and how data is kept private.
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 and writing 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 there anything to cut out or laminate?
No. Every activity is a single printed sheet, two pages and seven points, 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.
Is it safe to hand out as-is?
Yes. Nothing in these 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, web address and phone number is invented, with no working links and no real logos. A build check reads back every shipped page to enforce it.
Can I buy just one unit?
Yes. Every unit is sold on its own. The bundle costs less than the five singles together, so it only makes sense if you want more than two of them.
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. The icons and diagrams are real vector shapes, so you can recolor, resize or delete any of them. Nothing is locked.

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