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https://www.amazon.ca/Aubrey-Bright-Games-We-Play-ebook/dp/B0CJK2VNMW

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Great book about clickbait, hard to get in print.

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Perfect for helping students see the risks associated with using a phone.

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The Tale of the Mandarin Duck By Bette Midler

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The Tale of the Mandarin Duck By Bette Midler

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Read Aloud Picture Book! 📚 The Tale of the Mandarin Duck By Bette Midler

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Sonia's Digital World by Shannon McClintock Miller, Published by Capstone and ISTE 

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Sonia's Digital World by Shannon McClintock Miller, Published by Capstone and ISTE 

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The Pixels: Digital Citizenship Dream Team: A book of digital citizenship poetry

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Amazon.com: The Pixels: Digital Citizenship Dream Team: A book of digital citizenship poetry eBook : Doak, Dr. Shannon: Kindle Store

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Read Out Loud | TEK: THE MODERN CAVE BOY

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Killer Underwear Invasion! How To Spot Fake News, Disinformation and Conspiracy Theories

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Killer Underwear Invasion! How To Spot Fake News, Disinformation and Conspiracy Theories

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Use these resources to order the Gracie books, practice online coding, get lessons and printables.

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Looking to add coding & robotics into your program?

PD Resources

Gracie Codes

Task Cards

Follow - Up Book Activities

Create an algorithm to help Gracie collect GoBots in this Scratch game!

Google

Low Tech Lesson Plans

No Tech Activities

GoBot

Code Your Name

Feed Turbo

Coding & Robotics

Printables

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Is there a resource you were hoping to find but didn't? Let us know below. We've got a treasure trove waiting for you!

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Create an algorithm to help Gracie collect GoBots in this Scratch game! GoBot Code Your Name Feed Turbo Is there a resource you were hoping to find but didn't? Let us know below. We've got a treasure trove waiting for you!

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Staying Safe Online by Shannon McClintock Miller 

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You can find it here on the Capstone Publishing site.

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You can find it here on the Capstone Publishing site.

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Watch purified YouTube videos. Just for teachers, professors, social influencers, homeschoolers, and parents...like you.

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Let's use the actual video below to see the differences. We have always felt that videos speak louder than words. See below.

As you have seen, ViewPure removes all distracting comments and side-bar related videos. Which makes the videos you use for your school or social media group purified without all the distractions or "inappropriate content".

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Honestly, what can it not be used for? Common uses include:

Removing inappropriate ads and comments from videos to show kids

Removing unwanted related videos at the end to show students

Memorable URLs (youtube.com/watch?v=_JmA2ClUvUY vs viewpure.com/BabyDebate)

YouTube search with a cleaner UI and filtered results

Cleaner interface to view YouTube videos

The list goes on and on - but you will find a use for ViewPure.

ViewPure has been used by teachers, students, college professors, educators, parents, homeschoolers, social influencers, organizers, and more.

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Watch purified YouTube videos. Just for teachers, professors, social influencers, homeschoolers, and parents...like you. Let's use the actual video below to see the differences. We have always felt that videos speak louder than words. See below. As you have seen, ViewPure removes all distracting comments and side-bar related videos.

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BLIP spends all day plugged into her computer, playing games and having fun. But when there is a POWER CUT, Blip goes down the stairs and out the front door, where she discovers playing games and having fun . . . OUTSIDE. Isn't it wonderful to be UNPLUGGED?

Book Author: Steve Antony
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Teaching Ideas and Resources:

English

Use 'Unplugged' as the title for your own story. What might it be about?

Think of some speech / thought bubbles to accompany the illustrations in the book.

Write a persuasive letter to your teacher encouraging him / her to let you use technology more frequently in your lessons.

What are the for / against arguments related to using technology in the classroom?

How many different verbs can you find in the story (e.g. liked, played, toppled, drifted)?

Write a review of the book that could be added to the shelves of a book shop or posted online.

Carry out some role play activities, e.g. interview Blip at different points in the story to find out how she was feeling.

Write a postcard or letter from Blip to her new friends.

Think of a 'backstory' for Blip. Where did she come from?

'Blip' is an example of onomatopoeia. Can you think of any more? Could you use one of these words as the name for a character in a new story?

Think of some questions that you would like to ask the author. Here is a video in which he talks about his work:

Maths

Create a table that shows how long you spend using technology over the course of a week. Use this to create a graph / chart to show your use over time. How does this compare to others?

Carry out a survey to find out the favourite indoor and outdoor activities of the other children in your class.

Science

What are the health implications of spending too much time using a computer?

Computing

Blip can do lots of exciting things on her computer. Can you make a list of the ways that you use technology?

Make a stop motion animation which features Blip doing some exciting outdoor activities.

Create a labelled diagram that shows the different parts of a computer (or another piece of technology). Can you add labels and captions?

Design a game that Blip might like to play on a computer.

Write reviews of some child-friendly sites that Blip could visit.

Use publishing software, create a podcast or record a video to teach Blip how to stay safe online.

Find out how robots are used to help people today and discuss how this might change in the future.

Record and edit your own video review / retelling of the story. Here is an example:

Design Technology

Can you make a model of Blip the robot?

Can you design and make a robot friend for Blip?

Art

Think about the use of black and white (and colour) in the illustrations. Could you use create some illustrations in black and white, and also in colour, and see what the impact is?

Retell the story in the form of a comic strip.

Draw some pictures that show Blip's point of view at different points in the story.

Geography

Create a story map that shows the places featured in the book and shows what happened there.

History

Can you find out about the history of robotics?

PSHE

Imagine that there was a power cut at your home or school. What impact would this have?

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By: Toni Buzzeo
In this fourth Mrs. Skorupski tale, the librarian with the finest accessories in all of Liberty School shows students how to decide when the Internet is reliable. With the help of the Website Evaluation Gizmo, Hunter discovers that the Internet can provide true facts, Carmen learns that not everything there is true, and together they solve the question of George Washington's teeth.

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Patrick's Dinosaur is on the Internet by Carol Carrick

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Patrick's Dinosaur is on the Internet by Carol Carrick

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Cell Phoney by Julia Cook, illustrated by Anita DuFalla - good read aloud with quality lessons about how to use cell phones wisely. Cute dramatic sequence in the middle of the story. Good discussions to have with children before they get phones that can surf, text, etc... Some parents need books this blatant because otherwise they don't know how important it is to have this conversation. I've had many students borrow this book, tell me they loved it, and also a group studying about addiction to technology and found this book useful.

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Cell Phoney by Julia Cook, illustrated by Anita DuFalla - good read aloud with quality lessons about how to use cell phones wisely. Cute dramatic sequence in the middle of the story. Good discussions to have with children before they get phones that can surf, text, etc...

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A cute, creative story about children and their texts, tweets, posts and pics.
Don't be mean and irresponsible!
That's the straight-to-the-point advice "Screen" has for young readers who are active on social media.

Whether tapping out messages on their computers, tablets or phones, Screen wants kids to know their words - the kind and the cruel - will follow them for life, creating a digital trail that can't be erased.

The Technology Tail offers a timeless message to a new generation just learning how to navigate the fast-changing digital age. Written for children in grades 1-6, this storybook uses rhymes and colorful illustrations to grab their attention.

There are also tips for parents and teachers who want to reinforce kindness and respect in a high-tech world.

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Robots and Coding In Picture Books....Pinterest Board

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Robots and Coding In Picture Books....Pinterest Board

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A Pinterest Board full of these picture books!

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Tom Lichtenheld

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Stick and Stone by Beth Ferry and Tom Lichtenheld

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Read Out Loud | TEK: THE MODERN CAVE BOY

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If You Give a Mouse an iPhone, Ann Droyd

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DOT. | Book Trailer | Life Beyond the Screen!

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