This engaging social studies lesson aims to teach students about the process of becoming a U.S. citizen by exploring the U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Test. This lesson is important as it helps students understand the responsibilities and privileges of citizenship, fostering a sense of civic duty and awareness. Designed for a 30-minute session, it includes a lesson plan, quiz, and answer key.
Cris Jackson
Counselor
Explore the evolving definitions of citizenship and voting rights in the United States. This 90-minute, single-session lesson for 9th-grade students will challenge students to think critically about American ideals and historical realities, helping them understand the struggles and triumphs that shaped our democracy.
Alex Bryant
General Education Teacher
Investigate how government funds its operations, from taxes to public spending, and its impact on the economy. This resource makes the often-complex topic of fiscal policy accessible and relevant to students. Audience: 10th Grade Class. Duration: 60 minutes.
Caitlyn Turner
Music Teacher, Social Studies Teacher
This resource empowers students by highlighting their rights and responsibilities as citizens, from voting to community involvement. Understanding these concepts fosters active and informed participation in a democratic society. This lesson is for a 10th-grade class and will take 75 minutes to complete.
Caitlyn Turner
Music Teacher, Social Studies Teacher
In this lesson, students will explore the concepts of citizenship and responsibility through interactive games and activities. By engaging in a 'Citizenship Quest,' students will learn about their roles and responsibilities within their community and how they can contribute positively. This lesson is important as it helps students understand the value of being responsible citizens and encourages them to take active roles in their communities.
Karen Carabello
Counselor, Social Worker
In this lesson, students will analyze a film where the concept of citizenship plays a significant role. Through guided film analysis, group discussions, and a role-playing exercise, students will explore themes such as responsibility, community, and rights. This lesson is important as it enhances critical thinking and civic understanding, helping students to connect cinematic narratives with real-world civic concepts.
Peter Gonzales
General Education Teacher
This lesson introduces 12th-grade students to the fundamental principles and structure of the U.S. Constitution, emphasizing its relevance to their lives and empowering them to understand their rights and responsibilities as citizens. This is a single 30-minute session.
Ann Nesbitt
Instructor
In this lesson, students will learn the basics of digital citizenship, focusing on safe and responsible internet use. Through interactive activities, students will identify online risks and discuss strategies to navigate the digital world safely. This lesson is crucial as it equips students with the knowledge to protect themselves online and fosters responsible digital behavior.
Melissa Shaw
Counselor
This lesson introduces 8th-grade students to the concept of democracy and the election process. Students will explore how democratic elections work and why they are essential for governance. This lesson is important as it helps students understand the foundational principles of democracy, encouraging informed and active citizenship.
Abby Heubaum
English, History
In this 30-minute Tier 1 lesson for 8th grade special needs students, learners will explore the basics of civics by understanding rules, laws, and decision-makers in their community through an interactive activator. This engaging start builds foundational civic awareness essential for informed citizenship.
Kerri Boyer
Special Education Teacher
In this lesson, students will design and implement a civic engagement project in their community. This lesson is important as it encourages students to think critically about societal issues and collaborate to create meaningful change. By engaging in this project, students will develop a sense of responsibility and active citizenship, which are essential skills for lifelong learning and responsible citizenship.
Shannon Janovitz
Instructor
This lesson introduces students to the concept of digital citizenship, exploring what it means to be a responsible and ethical participant in digital communities. It will help students understand the importance of online behavior and the impact of their digital footprint.
Jackie Zeidman
Counselor
Explore how nations interact and form international laws and treaties to address global challenges. This resource expands students' understanding of government beyond national borders, highlighting global cooperation. Designed for 12th Grade students, this lesson is for a single 65-minute session.
Caitlyn Turner
Music Teacher, Social Studies Teacher
In this lesson, students will explore the importance of digital citizenship and learn how to engage responsibly online. They'll discuss online safety, privacy, and the impact of social media on mental health. This lesson is crucial as it equips students with the knowledge to navigate the digital world safely and responsibly, fostering a positive online presence and protecting their mental well-being.
Amy Stone
Counselor
This lesson explores the concept of community responsibility, helping secondary 1 and 2 students understand their role in contributing positively to their local and global communities. This single-session lesson is designed for a 1-hour class.
ConceptX
General Education Teacher
Grades 5-6 learn about responsible and safe internet use through discussions and activities on privacy, empathy, and etiquette online. This lesson prepares them to engage positively in our digital world.
Melissa Avery
Counselor
This interactive lesson teaches 2nd-grade students what it means to be a good citizen and how their actions can positively impact their community. Students will explore key characteristics of good citizenship through engaging discussions and activities. This lesson is designed for a single 45-minute session for the entire class.
Colbi Wayne
Counselor
Focusing on the dynamics of online interactions, this lesson empowers students to practice safe and responsible digital behavior. Through activities and discussions, students learn to navigate digital spaces thoughtfully, respect online diversity, and use technology as a positive tool for connection and learning.
Nelie Lubin
Counselor
In this single 30-minute Tier 1 lesson, 6th graders will explore key character traits: honesty, patriotism, loyalty, and perseverance. Through discussion, scenarios, and reflection, students will understand why these traits matter in everyday life and how to demonstrate them. This lesson builds students’ social-emotional skills, fosters civic awareness, and encourages personal growth.
Kimberly Riggins
Counselor
This lesson empowers 11th-grade students to understand the profound impact of voting on their lives and communities. It delves into the historical struggles for voting rights, the responsibilities of informed citizenship, and how individual participation shapes democracy. Designed for individual support, this 60-minute lesson provides personalized engagement with civic duty.
kylene.smith
Counselor
This lesson empowers 5th and 6th-grade students to understand and actively participate in community responsibility. It's crucial for developing empathetic and engaged citizens. This single session lasts 60 minutes.
ConceptX
General Education Teacher
In this lesson, students will learn the importance of responsible online behavior and digital literacy. The lesson will cover key topics such as online safety, privacy, and respectful communication. This lesson is crucial as it equips students with the necessary skills to navigate the digital world safely and responsibly, fostering a positive online presence and protecting their personal information.
Amber Morneweg
Special Education Teacher
In this engaging 30-minute lesson tailored for 9th graders, students will analyze a recent public leader’s action for evidence of loyalty and integrity, supporting their claims with details from a profile handout. This lesson builds critical thinking and ethical reasoning skills, equipping students to evaluate role models in civic life.
Marisa Garmon
Counselor
This 45-minute, single-session lesson for 6th-grade students explores the vital roles of family and community, fostering an understanding of interconnectedness and civic responsibility.
MANASVI RATHORE
Social Studies Teacher, Counselor
This one-hour lesson empowers Secondary 1 & 2 students to understand and evaluate risks in their daily lives. By exploring various scenarios, students will learn practical strategies for making informed decisions and managing potential dangers. This lesson is crucial for developing critical thinking and promoting safety.
ConceptX
General Education Teacher
This lesson introduces students to the concepts of respect, courtesy, and good citizenship through engaging videos and a collaborative discussion. By understanding these values, students will learn how to create a supportive and inclusive classroom environment, fostering a sense of community and belonging.
amy segrest
Counselor
Uncover the basics of taxes and why they are essential for society. This lesson demystifies taxes, preparing students for future responsibilities and civic understanding. Designed for a 9th-grade group, this 60-minute session will provide students with a foundational understanding of taxes, helping them see the relevance in their everyday lives and future roles as informed citizens.
Kate Stein
Instructor
This lesson empowers middle school students to become responsible digital citizens. Students will learn about online safety, privacy, and ethical behavior in the digital world. This lesson is designed for 6th, 7th, and 8th-grade students and will take approximately 30 minutes.
Marcus Virgil
Behavior Interventionist
In this lesson, students will engage in a problem-based learning session where they analyze different civil rights cases and their impact on today's society. This lesson is important as it encourages critical thinking, discussion, and a deeper understanding of civil rights issues, helping students to connect historical events with current societal challenges.
Ciara McNearly
Instructor
This interactive resource teaches 12th-grade students fundamental personal finance concepts, including saving, spending, and understanding debt. Financial literacy is a critical life skill for future stability and independence. This lesson is designed for a single 60-minute session.
İrem Ege TUĞCU
Counselor, Psychologist
This 90-minute lesson empowers 8th-grade special education students to connect their 6th-8th grade math skills to real-world social justice, abolition, and liberation issues. Students will learn to use data and mathematical reasoning to understand and address community challenges. This lesson promotes critical thinking and active citizenship for all students.
Greenstreet Brendan K.
Special Education Teacher
This lesson empowers 4th-grade students to become responsible and safe digital citizens. It teaches them about online safety, privacy, and positive online interactions. Through engaging activities, students will learn to navigate the digital world confidently and ethically. This is a single 45-minute session.
Nadine Cenord
Social Worker
In this one-session, 45-minute lesson, 4th grade students will explore the core value of justice and learn how to act fairly, support community members in need, and work together to improve their world. Through readings, discussions, activities, games, and a collaborative project, students will understand the meaning of justice and practice fighting for what is right.
Ro Dixon
Social Worker
This 45-minute lesson for 11th-grade students explores the vital role of diverse perspectives and positive communication in fostering informed and responsible citizenship. Students will practice active listening and empathetic dialogue to bridge understanding across different viewpoints.
jtoomey
Counselor
This lesson introduces essential personal finance concepts like budgeting, saving, and understanding student loans. Empowering students with financial literacy is vital for making informed decisions and building a secure future. Audience: 12th Grade Students. Duration: 75 minutes.
Stephanie Tovell
Instructor
This lesson will help 8th-grade students re-engage with the core principles and structure of the US Constitution in a fun, interactive way. It addresses foundational civics knowledge and ensures students grasp their role as informed citizens. This is a single 45-minute session for the entire class.
Erin Baker
Social Studies Teacher
In this Tier 1, 30-minute session for 7th graders, students will explore the foundational documents of the United States through a progression of learning targets, starting with basic comprehension and culminating in deep analysis and evaluation. This lesson equips students with critical thinking skills that connect historical principles to today’s social and political systems.
Brittney Bergman
General Education Teacher
This lesson introduces 8th-grade students to the concept of digital citizenship, emphasizing the importance of safe and responsible internet use. Through discussions and activities, students will explore online behavior and learn how to navigate the digital world responsibly. This lesson is crucial in helping students develop the skills needed to protect themselves and others online, fostering a positive digital environment.
Amy Stone
Counselor
This lesson empowers 12th-grade students to take their first steps in civic participation. Students will complete a 3-step civic start plan by identifying eligibility/next election date, drafting a 1–2 sentence message to a representative, and listing one reliable nonpartisan information source. This lesson is crucial for fostering informed and active citizens. Designed for 12th Grade students, one session, 30 minutes.
JOYCE PURCELL
General Education Teacher
Explore the rise and fall of ancient empires and their lasting impact on modern civic structures. This 90-minute lesson for 9th-grade students connects historical power dynamics to contemporary governance, fostering an understanding of how the past shapes our present. Designed for a single 90-minute session for all students.
Christina Thomas
Social Studies Teacher
This lesson introduces 8th-grade students to the fundamental concepts of financial health and financial literacy. Students will learn how understanding their money can empower them to make smart decisions for their future. This single session is designed for a 30-minute classroom period.
Devin Deveau
General Education Teacher
This lesson introduces 3rd-grade students to the concept of citizenship through a restorative circle discussion. Students will explore what it means to be a good citizen in their classroom and community. This lesson is important as it helps students develop a sense of responsibility, empathy, and community awareness, which are essential for their personal and social development.
Clarence "Tre" Horton
Instructor
This lesson focuses on teaching students the importance of being a good citizen through respect and kindness. Students will engage in a project-based learning activity to create a 'Good Citizen' poster, and watch a video to reflect on respectful behaviors. This lesson is important as it helps students understand the value of respect and cooperation, fostering a positive classroom environment.
Jill Chisholm
Social Worker
In this 30-minute introductory lesson, 5th graders launch their lifelong digital portfolio (Google Site) and explore what citizenry means in their school and community. This engaging start establishes the foundation for understanding civic systems and empowers students to document their growth over three years.
Abigail Dudley
School Administrator
This lesson introduces third graders to the concept of digital citizenship through an engaging game-based activity. Students will learn the importance of being responsible and respectful online. This lesson is crucial as it helps young students understand how to navigate the digital world safely and ethically, laying the foundation for responsible digital behavior.
Susan Kennelly
General Education Teacher
In this lesson, students will learn about digital citizenship, focusing on how to protect their online identity and behave positively in digital communities. They will engage in discussions and activities to understand the importance of online safety. This lesson is important as it helps students develop the skills to navigate the digital world safely and responsibly.
Shaina Thomas
Counselor
In this lesson, students will learn about citizenship by listening to a story, discussing the characters' actions, drawing their favorite part of the story that illustrates good citizenship, and making 'Citizenship Crowns.' This lesson helps students understand the importance of good citizenship and how their actions can positively impact their community.
Jessica Eisberg
Instructor
This lesson introduces 5th-grade students to the concept of digital citizenship, emphasizing the importance of online safety, privacy, and respectful communication. Through interactive discussions and activities, students will learn how to navigate the digital world responsibly. This lesson is crucial as it equips students with the skills needed to protect themselves and others online, fostering a safe and respectful digital environment.
Jackie Zeidman
Counselor
In this lesson, students will explore the concept of digital citizenship, focusing on responsible and ethical behavior online. They will learn about online etiquette, privacy, and the impact of digital footprints. This lesson is crucial as it equips students with the knowledge to navigate the digital world safely and responsibly, fostering a positive online presence and protecting their personal information.
Karen LaBrecque
Health & Fitness
This 4-session lesson is designed for a 9th-grade male student, focusing on the proper use of social media, text messaging, and online conduct. It aims to empower students with the skills to navigate digital interactions responsibly, especially when encountering inappropriate material. Each session is 45 minutes long, providing individualized support to ensure comprehension and application of these critical life skills.
Timothy Dee
Instructor
This lesson introduces 8th-grade students to the concept of democracy, setting the stage for election week. Through a combination of game-based, active, and collaborative learning strategies, students will explore the principles of democracy and its significance in society. This lesson is crucial for fostering an understanding of civic engagement and the democratic process, encouraging students to think critically about their role in a democratic society.
Abby Heubaum
English, History
This lesson introduces 10th-grade students to the fundamental concepts of personal budgeting, emphasizing its importance for financial independence and achieving financial goals. It's a single 30-minute session designed for a whole classroom setting.
Katherine Turner
General Education Teacher
This lesson helps 10th-grade students understand the impact of their decisions by analyzing various risk scenarios. Through interactive activities, students will learn to map out potential consequences, fostering thoughtful decision-making in real-life situations. This single-session, 30-minute lesson focuses on decision trees, risk analysis, and digital citizenship.
JOYCE PURCELL
General Education Teacher
In this 15-minute Kindergarten citizenship lesson, students will learn how to be good citizens in their classroom and community by understanding sharing, kindness, and responsibility. Building these foundational social skills helps young learners feel valued, connected, and empowered to make positive contributions every day.
Renda
General Education Teacher
This lesson introduces 7th-grade students to the fundamentals of budgeting, a crucial life skill that empowers them to manage their finances effectively. Through engaging activities and discussions, students will learn how to create a simple budget, understand the importance of saving, and make informed financial decisions. This 30-minute session is designed to provide students with practical knowledge that they can apply in real-life scenarios, fostering financial literacy from an early age.
Linda Beard
General Education Teacher
This lesson introduces 4th-grade students to the concept of justice through engaging activities and discussions. By exploring ethical decision-making and fairness, students will develop a foundational understanding of justice, which is crucial for fostering empathy and responsible citizenship.
Delilah Murray
Counselor
This 30-minute lesson for 12th-grade students teaches them how to locate and understand official policies and procedures, which is a vital life skill for navigating higher education or the professional world. Students will engage in a scavenger hunt to find policies and learn about available support resources. The lesson is designed for one session and includes a lesson plan, slide deck, worksheet, activity, reading, and cool-down.
JOYCE PURCELL
General Education Teacher
In this lesson, students will explore the principles of digital citizenship, focusing on how to stay safe and respectful online. Through discussions, scenarios, and role-playing activities, students will learn the importance of responsible online behavior. This lesson is crucial as it equips students with the skills to navigate the digital world safely and respectfully, fostering a positive online community.
Sally Salazar
General Education Teacher
This project empowers 7th and 8th Graders to become responsible digital citizens by exploring topics like online safety, cyberbullying prevention, and media literacy. Students work collaboratively to research, analyze, and present solutions for navigating the digital world safely and ethically. Audience: 7th-8th Grade. Number of sessions: 3-4. Duration: 180-240 minutes.
Alyssa
Social Worker
This lesson helps 11th-grade students understand the fundamental roles of political parties and the structure of the election process. This single-session lesson is designed for 30 minutes, empowering students to become informed and active citizens.
Dr. Lisa Lamb
Social Studies Teacher
In this lesson, students will explore the key concepts of digital citizenship such as privacy, cyberbullying, and digital footprints. By learning these concepts, students will be better equipped to use the internet safely and responsibly.
Michael Gooch
Instructor
In this lesson, students will explore the concept of advocacy and how they can make a positive impact in their communities. Through project-based learning, they will identify community issues, discuss potential solutions, and develop a plan for action. This lesson is important as it empowers students to become active citizens and fosters a sense of responsibility and leadership.
Elizabeth Swible
Math, English, History, Earth Science
This lesson explores the significance of education in personal and societal development. Students will engage in discussions, activities, and reflections to understand how education impacts their lives and future opportunities. This lesson is crucial for fostering a growth mindset and encouraging students to value their educational journey.
Marcus Virgil
Behavior Interventionist
Teaches essential personal finance skills, focusing on budgeting, saving, and smart spending. This resource provides practical tools for students to manage their money effectively and build a secure financial future. This lesson is for 10th Grade students and is designed for a single 45-minute session.
Amy Bouchelle
Counselor
Explore the qualities that define a good citizen and discuss their importance in the community. This lesson helps students understand their role and responsibilities in society, fostering a sense of community and responsibility among students.
Dalila Nastase
Counselor
This lesson introduces 9th grade students to the fundamentals of personal finance, focusing on budgeting, saving, and planning—essential skills for workplace independence and real-world money management. Students will build practical money management habits through interactive activities and reflections over a single 50-minute session.
Austin Horn
Special Education Teacher
This lesson teaches 5th-grade students essential skills for safe and appropriate use of digital devices and the internet. Understanding digital citizenship empowers students to navigate the online world responsibly and protect themselves from potential risks. This lesson is designed for a single 30-minute session for a whole classroom.
Joanie Creato
Counselor
In this lesson, students will explore the concept of digital citizenship, focusing on responsible online behavior, safety, etiquette, and privacy. This lesson is crucial as it empowers students to navigate the digital world safely and respectfully, equipping them with the skills to protect themselves and interact positively online.
Leigh Croyle
Counselor
This lesson plan is designed to teach a high school senior about the importance of digital citizenship, focusing on the dangers of posting on social media and its lasting impact. Through a series of activities, including a video, discussions, and a quiz, the student will explore how online actions can affect themselves and others. This lesson is crucial in helping students navigate the digital world responsibly and understand the permanence of their online presence.
Robyn Bilotta
Instructor
Delve into the fascinating world of landmark Supreme Court cases and their lasting impact on American law and society. This resource helps individual students understand how judicial decisions shape our rights and freedoms. Audience: 9th Grade Student, Duration: 50 minutes, Sessions: 1.
Caitlyn Turner
Music Teacher, Social Studies Teacher
This engaging 30-minute lesson for 4th graders focuses on teaching digital citizenship, emphasizing safe and responsible online behavior. It's crucial for students to understand how to navigate the digital world safely, protecting their privacy and recognizing trustworthy sources. The lesson is designed for a single session and includes a comprehensive lesson plan.
Courtenay Labson
Counselor
This resource guides high school students (grades 9-12) through the complexities of online interactions and digital well-being. The objective is to promote responsible online behavior, critical evaluation of information, and awareness of digital footprints. The approach involves scenario-based discussions and case studies to develop ethical decision-making skills in a digital world. Great for homeroom, civics, or tech education. Audience: High School Students (Grades 9-12). Single session, 60 minutes.
Joy Alice Sundaram
Instructor
In this 60-minute, one-session workshop for 8th graders experiencing anxiety and sadness around immigration issues, students will learn to identify their fears, understand coping strategies, and build resilience. This lesson is crucial for providing individualized emotional support and equipping students with tools to manage stress and uncertainty.
Jess
Social Worker
This lesson introduces students to basic financial concepts such as saving, budgeting, and making smart financial decisions. Through engaging activities and simulations, students will gain a foundational understanding of how to manage their finances effectively. This lesson is crucial for equipping youth with the knowledge and skills they need to make informed financial choices, setting the stage for a financially stable future.
Jade Hodge
English
Students will become 'Digital Citizenship Detectives' to investigate and understand the importance of responsible online behavior, privacy, and cyberbullying prevention. This interactive lesson equips middle schoolers with critical thinking skills to make safe and ethical choices in the digital world. Audience: Middle School Students, 1 session, 60 minutes.
Michaela Robinson
Counselor
This lesson introduces kindergarten students to the basics of digital citizenship, focusing on safe and responsible use of technology. It's important to instill these values early to help students navigate the digital world safely and respectfully. The lesson is designed for one 30-minute session and is suitable for a Tier 1 classroom setting.
Jorja Hammill
Counselor
This lesson introduces university students to the concept of community responsibility, exploring its importance and practical applications in their lives. It aims to foster a sense of civic engagement and active participation within their communities. Designed for a single one-hour session.
ConceptX
General Education Teacher
Explore the power and importance of voting in a democratic society. This 30-minute lesson for 7th-grade students will cover the history, purpose, and impact of voting, fostering active civic engagement.
Joshua Sawyer
Paraprofessional
This lesson introduces students to the principles of digital citizenship, focusing on online safety, privacy, and respectful communication. Through interactive scenarios, students will learn to navigate the digital world responsibly. This lesson is crucial for equipping students with the skills to protect themselves and others online, fostering a safe and respectful digital environment.
Rachel Jaffe
Counselor
This lesson introduces 4th graders to the concept of ethical responsibility through a short, engaging activity and video. Students will explore the importance of making ethical decisions and understanding the consequences of their actions. This lesson is crucial for developing empathy and decision-making skills, which are essential for personal and social growth.
Kristin Jordan
Counselor
Unpack the responsibilities of being a good citizen in the digital world, focusing on online etiquette, safety, and respectful interaction. This resource is crucial for developing responsible decision-making and social awareness in an increasingly digital age.
Karen Greek
Elementary Teacher
This 90-minute lesson for 4th graders will explore the anchor text 'Delivering Justice' to understand key events and figures of the Civil Rights Movement, focusing on chronology, cause and effect, and problem-solution text structures. Students will use explicit details and text features to recount information and identify characteristics of a biography, while also learning important vocabulary. This lesson will help students develop crucial reading comprehension and analytical skills, connecting historical events to their significance.
mariemartin
Elementary Teacher
In this lesson, students will embark on a virtual cultural exploration by researching and presenting a country or culture of interest. They will highlight traditions, customs, and notable achievements, fostering global awareness, respect, and curiosity about the wider world. This lesson is important as it encourages students to appreciate cultural diversity and develop a broader understanding of global communities.
Benjamin Berry
Computer Science
In this lesson, students will explore the concept of being a good citizen through a project-based activity and a video. The lesson will help students understand the importance of kindness, respect, and responsibility in their community. By engaging in active learning, students will develop social-emotional skills and learn how to contribute positively to their surroundings.
Jill Chisholm
Social Worker
This lesson engages students in a simulation of the election process while exploring the emotions it can evoke. Through experiential learning and discussions, students will gain insights into the democratic process and the emotional dynamics involved. This lesson is crucial for fostering civic awareness and emotional intelligence, encouraging students to understand and manage their emotions during democratic participation.
Joleen Shillingford
Counselor
This lesson aims to educate high school students about responsible online behavior, the impact of their digital footprint, and strategies to stay safe online. The importance of this lesson lies in equipping students with the knowledge and skills to navigate the digital world safely and responsibly, thereby fostering a positive digital environment.
Dena Greene
Instructor
This lesson empowers 6th-grade students to understand and practice digital citizenship with a focus on kindness. Students will learn how their online actions impact others, promoting a positive and respectful digital environment. This single session lesson is designed for 20-25 students and will take 40-45 minutes.
Jessica Leone
Counselor
This lesson empowers 8th-grade students to understand their role as active 'Agents of Change' in their community. Students will critically examine community needs, collaborate to design impactful service initiatives, and reflect on their potential to drive positive change. Designed for a single 35-40 minute classroom session.
Sarah Bingman
Counselor
This lesson helps students explore strategies for coping with change and uncertainty through storytelling, discussions, and personal reflection activities. Understanding how to manage change is crucial for students as they transition into adulthood, helping them build resilience and adaptability in various life situations.
Abby Frey
Counselor
In this 30-minute Tier 1 lesson, 4th graders explore safe, respectful, and responsible use of iPads and online tools. Students will learn key digital citizenship concepts through engaging discussions, interactive activities, and reflective exercises to build healthy technology habits.
Kailee Olerud
Counselor, Behavior Interventionist
In this lesson, students will learn about digital citizenship through collaborative and inquiry-based learning activities. They will watch a video on safe web surfing, engage in a class discussion, and read a handout on digital citizenship. This lesson is important as it empowers students to navigate the digital world responsibly and safely.
Jazlyn Marcos
Math, English, History, Earth Science, Biology, Physics
This 30-minute individual lesson for a 12th-grade male focuses on understanding the decision-making process, identifying personal influences, and developing strategies for making informed choices. It's crucial for empowering students to take ownership of their future paths.
Crystal Sullivan
Social Worker
This lesson equips 10th-grade students with essential skills for navigating life decisions and building sound financial plans. Students will learn practical strategies for making informed choices and understanding basic financial literacy, crucial for their future independence. This lesson is designed for one 90-minute session.
Josie
Social Worker
This 45-minute lesson for 7th graders helps students understand substance use, develop healthy decision-making skills, and recognize the dangers of energy drinks. It emphasizes critical thinking and personal agency in making informed choices.
pfeffer
General Education Teacher
This 30-minute lesson for 9th-grade students (Tier 2 group support) will help them understand the Michigan Merit Curriculum requirements for graduation and empower them to take charge of their academic journey. It's crucial for students to grasp these requirements early to plan effectively and ensure a smooth path to graduation.
Kimberly C
Counselor
In this lesson, students will explore key aspects of internet safety, including privacy, cyberbullying, and digital footprints. Through discussions and activities, they will learn how to protect themselves online and understand the impact of their digital actions. This lesson is crucial for empowering students to navigate the digital world responsibly and safely.
Jenny Kaplan
Counselor
This lesson introduces students to essential financial concepts such as budgeting, saving, and spending wisely. Through interactive activities, students will learn to make informed financial decisions, which are crucial skills for their future independence and financial well-being.
Nicole Camp
Psychologist
This lesson aims to explore cultural diversity and its importance in a global community. Students will engage in discussions, watch a video, and participate in a game-based activity to deepen their understanding of different cultures. This lesson is crucial for fostering empathy, respect, and appreciation for cultural differences among students.
Armani Fiato
Social Worker
In this lesson, students will explore the concept of digital privacy and rights through an engaging game-based activity. They will learn how to protect themselves online and advocate for better digital rights. This lesson is crucial as it equips students with the knowledge and skills to navigate the digital world safely and responsibly, fostering a sense of empowerment and advocacy.
Kennon Landis
General Education Teacher
This lesson empowers 6th-grade students to understand the importance of positive digital citizenship and responsible online behavior. Students will explore the impact of their words online, recognize cyberbullying, and learn about New Jersey's Harassment, Intimidation, and Bullying (HIB) laws. This single-session, 40-minute lesson is designed for a whole-class setting.
Jessica Leone
Counselor
This resource guides students through creating a simple personal budget, understanding income, and tracking expenses. Learning to manage money is a foundational life skill for independence and future financial stability. Intended for a 10th Grade Group, 1 session, 75 minutes.
Michelle Cracknell
Special Education Teacher
This lesson explores the concept of community responsibility, helping students understand their role in contributing positively to their local and global communities. It emphasizes the importance of active citizenship and how individual actions can create collective impact. Designed for Middle School Students, this lesson will run for 1 hour.
ConceptX
General Education Teacher
This lesson helps 12th-grade students understand the profound impact of their daily choices on their future, fostering critical thinking and responsible decision-making. Designed for a single 30-minute session, it encourages students to reflect on personal values and long-term goals.
rsawaged
Counselor, School Administrator
This lesson empowers 7th-grade students to understand the basics of personal budgeting, helping them take control of their financial future. Designed for a small group, this 30-40 minute session will introduce practical budgeting skills.
mrivera
Counselor
This lesson helps 8th-grade students understand the profound importance of personal responsibility in their daily lives, at home, at school, and in their communities. It explores how their choices directly impact themselves and those around them. Designed for a single 30-minute session.
Charity Stolworthy
Counselor
This lesson focuses on teaching students how to navigate the digital world safely and responsibly. Through discussions and case studies, students will learn about privacy, cyberbullying, and digital footprints. This lesson is important as it equips students with the knowledge and skills to protect themselves online and to be responsible digital citizens.
Ariana Bueno
Counselor, Special Education Teacher, Social Worker, Behavior Interventionist
This lesson introduces students to fundamental concepts of ethical reasoning, helping them develop critical thinking skills to navigate moral dilemmas. Students will explore different ethical frameworks and apply them to real-world scenarios. This is for Secondary 1 & 2 students, designed for a single 60-minute session.
ConceptX
General Education Teacher
A 10-session Grade 10 lesson series on Social Awareness aimed at helping students understand empathy, diversity, and ethical communication. Each 1-hour session includes interactive elements to engage students in real-life social scenarios and build crucial life skills.
Myo Ko
Counselor, Psychologist, General Education Teacher, Special Education Teacher
This lesson explores the commercial aspects of holidays and their ethical implications across different cultures. Students will engage in research and debate activities to develop their analytical and ethical reasoning skills. This lesson is important as it encourages critical thinking about cultural practices and the impact of commercialization, fostering a deeper understanding of global perspectives.
Ciara McNearly
Instructor
For students in grades 6-8, this critical lesson addresses the complexities of online interactions. Students will analyze scenarios related to digital citizenship, cyberbullying, and responsible online behavior, developing empathy and practical strategies for positive online engagement. The objective is to equip students with tools to navigate digital spaces safely and kindly. This lesson is for students in grades 6-8 and is designed for one 45-minute session.
Margaret Olson
Counselor
This lesson teaches 4th-grade students about the importance of being responsible digital citizens. Students will learn about healthy screen time, the effects of too much online communication, and how to identify and respond to online disrespect. This lesson is designed for one 30-minute session for a whole classroom.
Kaela Sprotte
Elementary Teacher
This lesson explores pressing contemporary issues facing India today, fostering global awareness and critical thinking skills. Students will gain an understanding of complex global challenges and their impact on a major world power. Designed for 7th-grade students, this lesson is for a single 30-minute session.
Elizabeth Branning
English Language Arts Teacher, Social Studies Teacher
This lesson introduces 11th-grade students to the essential skills needed for digital citizenship, focusing on safe and responsible online behavior. Through a digital scavenger hunt and group discussions, students will explore key concepts such as privacy, digital footprints, and online etiquette. This lesson is crucial for empowering students to navigate the digital world with confidence and awareness, fostering a safer online community.
DANELLE LOCKLEAR
Social Worker
This lesson series equips students in Grades 3-5 with essential skills for navigating the digital world safely and responsibly. The objective is to teach students about online safety, respectful communication, recognizing misinformation, and understanding their digital footprint, promoting responsible online behavior. This series includes multiple sessions for comprehensive learning.
Shannon Pierson
Instructor
In this 45-minute lesson for 12th graders, students explore policies and consent in college/workplace settings, practice decision-making in transition scenarios, map support resources, and craft a personal wellness contract. This lesson equips seniors with the knowledge and tools to navigate new environments safely and confidently.
Kimest Sanders
Instructor
This lesson challenges 9th-grade students to critically analyze historical documents about U.S. immigration around 1900, distinguishing between factual accounts and subjective interpretations. Students will develop essential DBQ skills. Designed for one 30-minute session.
jcharest
Social Studies Teacher
