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         <title>I taught many lessons from the Common Sense Media curriculum with my students grades K-4 this year.  The lesson that stands out is the Staying Safe Online lesson that I shared with my first and second graders.  In this lesson, you ask students to rate websites using a traffic light to symbolize sites that are safe (green), sites which require you to use caution (yellow), and sites that are not appropriate or safe (red).  I thought this lesson was very useful because students explore the internet all the time at home and teaching them evaluation skills to use is very important.  The students enjoyed the activity where they were asked to move forward for green sites, stay in place for yellow sites, and move back for red sites.  I added a few real website examples for the lesson because I felt that made the lesson more effective that just the hypothetical statements provided by Common Sense Media in the lesson.</title>
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         <pubDate>2018-02-19 13:37:16 UTC</pubDate>
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