Throughout this Project you will be working in small teams to create Internet Safety “Lessons” designed for First and Second Graders. At the end of the quarter you will share your Lessons with the class and submit them for a grade. 

Internet Safety Topics:
1. Communication (text, games, email)
2. Searching Safely 
3. Private Information
4. Cyberbullying
5. Copyright (giving credit)
6. Social Media and Online Profile
7. Wireless Networks
8. Protecting your Computer

Check out the videos below as a reminder of these topics.

Once you have watched the videos you will choose your top three Topics of interest. I will do my best to match everyone to one of their top three choices. You will be put into groups of three (3) based on your common interest of topic choice.  

Video 1
Video 2
Video 3
Video 4
Video 5

Step 1: Find the real problem. Ask a 1st or 2nd grade teacher, or survey younger students, what they already know and what confuses them about your topic. Plan your lesson to solve that problem.

Each group will need to produce Learning Activities for the lesson. These can include:

  • videos
  • worksheets
  • vocabulary
  • games
  • movie
  • activities
  • posters
  • practice
  • quiz
  • puzzles
  • certificates
  • or something else that I will need to approve. 

Project Planning Form

Click here for the PDF

Use this graphic organizer to plan your “Lesson”

Board Builder Graphic Organizer

Group project rubric

Presentation rubric

 

Use QR codes and create one worksheet where all of your information can be stored.


If you use QR codes make sure that somewhere in the directions you let the user know that he/she will need a device with a QR reader on it. 

Strands: Creative Communicator, Global Collaborator

Standards:
1.6.d. Students publish or present content that customizes the message and medium for their intended audiences.
1.7.c. Students contribute constructively to project teams, assuming various roles and responsibilities to work effectively toward a common goal.
1.7.d. Students explore local and global issues and use collaborative technologies to work with others to investigate solutions.

I Can Statements:
I can work with a team to plan and create an internet safety lesson for younger students.
I can find out what younger students need and design our lesson to help them.
I can present our lesson in a way that fits our audience.