Digital Citizenship

We will be focusing on discussing Digital Citizenship over the next two weeks in the library, and how to be safe while on the internet.  I created these posters and bookmarks quite a while ago to help teach the information to my students, and have a way to review them throughout the year.  You can read more about the videos I use to help teach Digital Citizenship here.

Digital Citizenship

 

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After doing the lessons, I came to realize that I needed a few things to make the lesson go smoother.  While the poster is great, I spent time writing and/or drawing the 4 main pieces (the head, the heart, the belly/gut, and the feet) with my younger kids to begin to introduce the topic. Sadly, I’m not a very good artist, so I realized I needed some additional posters to help me teach this lesson.

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I wanted the poster to be interactive, so kids could point to parts of their body and remember a concept about Digital Citizenship.  One of the first things I did was redo the main poster with icons for using their eyes, head, heart, voice, feet, and hands. I also wanted the posters to stand out on my whiteboard as I taught the pieces, so I made them more bright and colorful.  These pieces would also be a great way to review these concepts throughout the year as well.   
      
                  
If you are interested in using these posters to help teach your elementary students about the importance of Digital Citizenship, you can find them on my website or at my TpT store.  I also created Digital Citizenship posters for Middle Schools and High Schools that were a little more mature.  You can find those Middle School and High School posters here.
I hope you find this useful! 🙂 

Sandy


59 Responses to “Digital Citizenship”

  1. Sarah Betts

    We had a workshop and our presenter showed us your blog and your posters about digital citizenship. They are very "kid" friendly. I would love to use them with my grade 2/3 class. We have watched the Garfield video called "YAPPY" I would love to use your posters for further teaching. Do I have your permission?

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  2. Anonymous

    Sandy, may I have permission to link to your blog for a presentation to my middle school students on digital citizenship.

    Mike H.

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  3. Cindi

    Sandy can you tell us what font or program you used to create the Wording for this poster? I was wanting to create a library sign using the same font 😉 Thanks!

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  4. Anonymous

    Hi Sandy,

    I am a high school teacher and my colleague and I love your digital citizenship poster. Would I be able to print it for my classroom?

    Parm Brar
    (Surrey, BC, Canada)

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  5. Lisa Bray

    Hi Sandy,
    I am a digital content coach for the West Ada school district. I was hoping to get permission to use the Digital Citizenship picture in a newsletter with our schools. Thank you for your consideration.
    Lisa Bray
    Digital Content Coach
    West Ada School District

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  6. Quinn's Diary

    Hello,
    I'm an elementary school teacher in Lincoln NE, could I have permission to translate your poster and bookmarks to work for our school? thanks!

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  7. Rangi te Whiu Jury

    Kia ora Sandy,
    I am a Lecturer at a Māori University here in Aotearoa NZ. After reading through this blogspace, I found some really close links with how our people here can have with this resource. Am I able to use this for my students in our Masters of Education course here at Te Wānanga o Raukawa?

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  8. Michele Stone

    Hi there…………….wondering if I can use an image of your poster on my website for digital citizenship-giving you credit on the resource page of course. And I've already purchased 2 licences through TpT. The website is an assignment for my master's class for educational technology.

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  9. Erin Anderson

    Hi Sandy,
    I love your Digital Citizenship Poster and was hoping to use on an educational website and link to your Digital Citizenship Blog with your permission. Please let me know if you would consider. Thank you!

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  10. Lisette Hamilton

    Hi Sandy, I love your poster and was wondering if I could use an image of your poster for my slide share on digital citizenship in schools for my Masters in Teacher Librarianship. I have read the posts above and realise that you are happy for people to do this as long as they link back to your store but felt it was important that I asked for your permission first. Kind regards, Lisette

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  11. Monica Evon

    Sandy- Love you post! I am going on my 2nd year as a 1:1 classroom. I included your graphic and post on my current blog on Digital Citizenship. I gave you credit. If you would like me not to include your post and graphic please let me know. Here is my recent post. 😊http://mrsevonsthirdgrade.blogspot.com/2015/07/digital-citizenship-resources.html

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  12. MrsDescallar

    Hi Sandy,
    I teach 3rd grade in California. May I have your permission to use your poster to teach kids about digital citizenship? I think the poster covers all the important topics. Thank you

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  13. Jamie Mancuso-Dulak

    Hi Sandy,

    Great post with some amazing ideas! I would love to use the concept for a bulletin board in one of the elementary schools I work in. The image of the boy, did you create it? If so, can I have permission to use it? I would like to blow it up and use it as the centerpiece in my bulletin board and add tips for digital citizenship around it that correlate with our PBIS program. If you didn't create it would you share where you got it? Thank you so much for considering and I hope you have a great day!

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  14. Lee Whittaker

    Hi Sandy,
    I am doing an assignment for my teaching degree on digital citizenship, am I able to use this and link it all back to you please?
    Thanks in anticipation

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  15. Carla Buell

    Thank you so much for this! I am using it for Internet Safety with K-2 this year and so far it is working really well. Thanks again!

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  16. Jill Seiler

    I love your poster….wondering if we could add it to our school district moodle site regarding Internet Safety. I purchased the bundle….just looking for your permission! THanks!

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    • Sandy

      Hi Jill,

      You are welcome to add it to your district’s moodle site. Please just make sure you add the link to my blog so that teachers will know where to go to find it if they want it for their own classroom. Thank you! 🙂

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  17. Deb Bernhard

    Hi Sandy,
    May I use your digital safety material to share with my students and I will note to link it back to your blog.
    Thanks,
    Deb

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    • Sandy

      Hi Deb,
      You are welcome to use my digital safety material and share it with your students. Please just make sure you link back to my blog. Thank you! 🙂

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  18. Ashlin

    Hi Sandy,
    Can I use your digital citizenship material for my presentation,I will link all the materials to your blog.
    Thanks
    Ashlin

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    • Sandy

      Hi Ashlin,

      Yes you may use my digital citizenship poster but please link back to my blog so that others will know where to purchase it if they would like to use it as well.
      Thank you!
      Sandy

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  19. Library Lady

    Great follow-up to songs and lessons on Common Sense Media. Your posters are more informative. I am looking forward to using them with my 2nd – 4th graders.

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  20. Katherine

    Sandy, Your information is so very wonderful and helpful. I am a student currently and creating a power point for my technology class. May I connect your site to my power point and include a picture from your lesson?

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  21. ls38150

    Hi Sandy,
    I purchased your posters and was hoping to do a little PSA video with them. Is it okay to use them if I link these resources back to you? The video will be shared with my peers in my master’s class. Thanks in advance!
    Leslie

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    • Sandy

      Hi Leslie,

      Yes, as long as you credit back to my website that is fine to share them with your peers. 🙂

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  22. Halie

    Hi Sandy,
    I am creating a digital story for a university assignment. Please can I use the poster you have at the top of this post on my digital story/website. It will be password protected. Of course, I will credit back to your website. Thanks in advance 🙂
    Halie

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    • Sandy

      Hi Halie,
      Yes, you are welcome to share the link to my Digital Citizenship poster as long as it’s within a closed system for your university. Thank you!
      Sandy

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  23. Ryan Camire

    Hi Sandy. Your posters are great. Can I share images of them in our Elementary School. I want to mix them in with some of our student work and other items we have on our digital signage.
    Thanks!

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  24. Brandi

    Hi Sandy,
    I am working on some digital citizenship items for my classroom and love some of your ideas and posters! Would you mind if I incorporate some of them in a powerpoint and posters for my classroom?

    Thank you!
    Brandi

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    • Sandy

      HI Brandi,
      That is fine as long as you are sharing them in a closed setting. 🙂
      Sandy

      Reply

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