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1. Have my student helpers pass out handout
2. Please get your colored pencils and crayons
3. Be ready to read and repeat with me
4. You will be coloring your figure until we are done filling in the blank boxes

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I will be giving a handout that looks like the one to the left but with the boxes left blank. Based on the information that was in the video and the previous group discussion they should have a good understanding of what being a digital citizen is all about. I will have the options up on the board and as we all write them down the students will read them with me.
- Students will get to color their figure after we are done filling in the boxes

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After watching the video we are all going to participate in a group discussion
- We will be creating an anchor chart together of the good things that we should do as digital citizens and the bad things that shouldn't be done
1. For example, I will say "Enter our home address when playing a game"
2. Students will have to help me categorize that and put it under BAD

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Why Every Classroom Should Teach Digital Citizenship

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https://youtu.be/ju9aOc2MLyo

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Digital citizenship is something that should be taught at all grade levels throughout the entire year. It is extremely important that our students learn the importance of being safe while on the internet. Especially in a world like the one that we live in most of the population now does everything through their smartphones, computers and sometimes with bad intentions. People are getting scammed, hacked and so much more all around us and just like technology can be good it can also be bad. We have to teach them how to use the internet in a good way. As teachers we should make it one of our priorities since it can have a big impact on our students.