K–6Civic Lab
Digital Citizenship
Responsible online behavior
Sylvia
BrunoBefore you start
- Age band
- K–6
- Time
- 15–30 minutes
- Quest type
- Hanging Out
- Guardian
- Otis · Weber
- Materials needed
- Poster Board & Markers Set
- Privacy Screen Protector
- Digital Citizenship Student Workbook
Why this skill rocks
Knowing how to be safe and smart online means you can explore all the cool corners of the internet without getting into trouble.
2034Where this could take you
When you're a teen, you'll be teaching others how to stay safe online, maybe even protecting the Olympic games from tricky internet tricks.
What You'll Need
Optional materials for this quest.
Poster Board & Markers Set
RequiredEssential for creating physical campaign materials to post on school bulletin boards or library display cases — a tangible artifact of your digital citizenship work that reaches people who aren't online.
Privacy Screen Protector
RequiredA hands-on tool that demonstrates the concept of digital privacy — shows classmates in real time how easily shoulder-surfers can read your screen, making abstract privacy lessons concrete and memorable.
Digital Citizenship Student Workbook
A structured workbook that goes deeper into topics like media literacy, online safety, and copyright — useful for students who want to extend their learning beyond the quest or prepare to teach others.