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 seven.
See the Actual Pages
One page out of four of the eight units, exactly as it prints. Nothing here is a mock-up.
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 27 days
- ✓ Short, complete sentences on every student page
- ✓ Full answer key for every page
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 27 days
- ✓ Answer boxes sized to how much students should write
- ✓ A sample answer and when to give the point
Original cases with the real messages in them
Eighteen long-form scenarios across the bundle, each about a town, a school and a person who do not exist. Students read what was actually posted, then work out what it claims and what to do about it.
- ✓ Two or three named scenarios per unit
- ✓ Every person, place and post invented
- ✓ Teacher key with sample answers
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.
- ✓ Eight unit quizzes, 23 to 28 points each
- ✓ Self-grading Google Forms™ version included
- ✓ Keyed with what to accept and what to reject
What's in the bundle · 8 units
Passwords & Account Security is the eighth unit here and the same unit that ships in the Cybersecurity Unit Bundle — one product sold in both, so if you already own that bundle you already own this unit. 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
Most digital citizenship material is a poster about being kind or a worksheet of definitions. Every unit here opens on something that already happened to somebody, then works out the rule from it.
Every answer key gives a sample answer and the line that says when to give the point.
Five minutes of bell ringer, 13 of slides and guided notes, 20 of activity, 7 for the exit ticket. Every day fits a 45-minute period and the teacher guide prints the schedule.
Every student page uses short, complete sentences, so students at every reading level can follow along. You do not need a background in any of these topics to teach them.
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.
Every person, post and place is made up, and no student page names a real app, company or person. No task asks a student to share their own experiences, and every safety route ends with a trusted adult.
No outside videos, articles or logins. Everything a day needs is in the folder, in PowerPoint, Word and print-ready PDF, and every file is editable.
35 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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