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This is an easy to read poster for teachers to refer to when creating lessons that are designed to meet ISTE standard 1.1.

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Seesaw is a tool where students can showcase their learning and goals by designing, drawing, and even recording what they are learning.. Teachers and parents can view their work to see how the students are progressing and learn what their goals are.

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Seesaw | Elementary Learning Experience Platform

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Elementary Learning Experience Platform | Seesaw

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Seesaw is a Learning Experience Platform with 25M+ users, enhancing elementary education, engagement, and school culture while improving academic success.

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With these six engaging lessons, students will learn about the importance of being safe and being a good citizen online. This free-to-educators resource includes lesson plans, handouts, and videos.

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Six lessons that introduce students to digital citizenship topics!

Meet our beloved digital citizenship characters: Arms, Legs, Guts, Feet, Heart, and Head. They serve as role models to help younger kids learn about the six core topics of digital citizenship in a way that's easy to understand. Students can have fun learning to be responsible digital citizens through song, movement, and repetition. Each lesson answers an essential question connected to a digital citizenship topic.

Arms asks, "How do we balance our time with technology?"

Heart asks, "What are ways you can be kind online?"

Guts asks, "How do you stay safe online?"

Feet asks, "What footprints are you leaving online?"

Legs asks, "How do you stand up for people you care about?"

Head asks, "How do you know something you see or hear is true?"

Free Classroom SWAG: Posters, video backgrounds & more!

Device Onboarding Lessons for Grades K-5

Help students get ready to use tech for learning in the classroom.

Cybersecurity Lessons for Grades K-8

Help students learn foundational skills for protecting themselves online.

Bite-Sized Digital Citizenship: Scaffolding Big Ideas for Early Elementary Students

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Intro to Digital Citizenship Lessons for Grades K-2 | Common Sense Education

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A series of animated videos and lessons designed to help early elementary students learn the basic principles of digital citizenship.

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This flyer can be given to parents as an informer of what their child is learning in class about digital citizenship as well as what they can do at home to help support their child being a good citizen online.

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This video from GSD Champions gives an overview of ISTE Standard 1.3 Knowledge Constructor. It is beneficial for teachers because it gives them great ideas and resources that they can utilize, and adapt to many different grade levels, to help their students attain this standard.

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Kiddle is an easy to navigate, student-friendly search engine that allows students to look through kid safe research content. With numerous article options, students will be able to compare and contrast articles in facts which will allow them to evaluate the accuracy of the information that they are learning and determine which facts they want to use in given projects.

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Kiddle is a safe search engine, offering a safe web, image, and video search. Results are vetted by editors.

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In Tinkercad, teacher's can access a free account to purposefully challenge their students to create 3D designs with shape, size, and material constraints.

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Tinkercad | From mind to design in minutes

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Tinkercad is a free, easy-to-use app for 3D design, electronics, and coding.

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In this video, teachers will receive a deeper understanding of each sub standard in standard 4 of the ISTE. Real world connections to help teachers understand how we can teach this standard within our classrooms are given.

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What Makes An Innovative Designer? Unpacking ISTE Student Standard4 - Educated By Design - Episode 4

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This resource can be used by teachers to help teach their students how to create a basic form that helps represent data.

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Google Sheets Tutorial for Beginners – Step-by-Step

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Kodable is a young student-friendly activity which allows students opportunities for problem solving challenges. Students will get the chance to complete sequences of events to solve problems.

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Programming for kids, made with love. Easy to follow lessons focused on student outcomes so you can teach your students to code.

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Popplet is a for-cost program that provides opportunities for students to present their information in a unique and creative way.

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Important — Popplet.com service is ending July 1, 2026. Please read the official announcement here,and visit our new site Superstructures.io.

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Padlet is an easy-to-learn resource for students to document and share new findings and add pictures.

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PenPal Schools is a neat opportunity to connect student's newly learned concepts, ideas, and opinions with those around the world. This free resource allows students to type information to share with another student who does not live near them. Through this resource students will gain new information and perspectives.

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This flyer offers a brief overview of standard 1.7 for teachers. It also shows some possible sites and digital tools for students to use to support this standard.