Digital Citizenship Writing Activity, Poster, Group Collaboration Project
Danielle Knight
28.4k Followers
Grade Levels
3rd - 12th, Homeschool
Resource Type
Formats Included
- PDF
Pages
33 pages
Danielle Knight
28.4k Followers
What educators are saying
This was a great resource for teaching about internet safety and our digital footprint. It was a real eye opener for a lot of kids to see what kind of digital footprint they are leaving. It also allowed them to be creative.
This is probably the best thing I've bought and done with my students for our digital citizenship unit. I've had this up on my wall since September and I love seeing it, students love seeing their work, and admin love seeing the collaboration between students.
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This back to school collaborative posters bundle is magical for the entire school year! Your students will love the fun with the combination of coloring, creativity, and group work! All inspired by promoting collaboration in your classroom. All of the collaborative posters feature writing prompts. SPrice $19.99Original Price $76.78Save $56.79
Description
This Digital Citizenship writing activity poster is triple the fun with the combination of coloring, creativity, and group work! All inspired by promoting good digital citizenship in your classroom. The collaborative poster comes with a discussion handout for, "how can you be a good digital citizen." The poster features social media, downloading files, posting messages and pictures, using apps, publishing content, a writing prompt and brain friendly fun. Students will collaborate to assemble the 3.3h x 2.6w poster for your classroom wall, bulletin board, classroom door, hallway, lobby, or library. It is a show stopper. Watch students and staff stop and look...it is eye catching!
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Customer feedback reviews on this resource:
❤What a fun way to wrap up digital citizenship with my 4th graders! They especially loved piecing it together at the end.
❤What a fun way to wrap up digital citizenship with my 4th graders! They especially loved piecing it together at the end.
❤Brilliant - my class loved completing and creating this.
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Great for any time of the year! Particularly during back to school and Digital Learning Day (February) and anti-bullying activities.
The Digital Footprint poster includes assembly instructions and helpful tips to make it even better! You will only need to print this one time per class! That's it.The collaboration poster project is a perfect size to laminate.
You'll love watching your students collaborate. The activity is designed for students to communicate and work together. Encourage your students to find class members with poster pieces near their own to create their masterpiece. The writing activity is truly insightful and reflective of the promoting what it means to be a good digital citizen, expectations, acceptable technology use, and online responsibility.
Includes:
★ Explicit and complete directions from start to finish
★ An optional row of pieces in the event you have more students
★ A writing activity focusing on how can you be a good digital citizen?
★ digital footprint coloring page (8.5 x11)
★ discussion handout for digital citizenship
★Pieces for your students to color and complete the writing response
Recommended supplies needed: crayons, colored pencils, scissors, tape or stapler
Please provide me with really appreciated feedback!
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Customer feedback reviews on this resource:
❤What a fun way to wrap up digital citizenship with my 4th graders! They especially loved piecing it together at the end.
❤What a fun way to wrap up digital citizenship with my 4th graders! They especially loved piecing it together at the end.
❤Brilliant - my class loved completing and creating this.
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Great for any time of the year! Particularly during back to school and Digital Learning Day (February) and anti-bullying activities.
The Digital Footprint poster includes assembly instructions and helpful tips to make it even better! You will only need to print this one time per class! That's it.The collaboration poster project is a perfect size to laminate.
You'll love watching your students collaborate. The activity is designed for students to communicate and work together. Encourage your students to find class members with poster pieces near their own to create their masterpiece. The writing activity is truly insightful and reflective of the promoting what it means to be a good digital citizen, expectations, acceptable technology use, and online responsibility.
Includes:
★ Explicit and complete directions from start to finish
★ An optional row of pieces in the event you have more students
★ A writing activity focusing on how can you be a good digital citizen?
★ digital footprint coloring page (8.5 x11)
★ discussion handout for digital citizenship
★Pieces for your students to color and complete the writing response
Recommended supplies needed: crayons, colored pencils, scissors, tape or stapler
Please provide me with really appreciated feedback!
GET VISUAL!
Study All Knight Blog
Study All Knight Facebook
Danielle Knight (Study All Knight) on Pinterest
Study All Knight on Twitter
Study All Knight on Instagram
Created by Danielle Knight, © Study All Knight, The Knight Stuff, LLC
Total Pages
33 pages
Answer Key
Does not apply
Teaching Duration
Lifelong tool
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