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Creating a student work space at home
This Power Point is ready to share with parents and full of great tips for setting up a work area for their child. I have compiled lessons learned through real-world experience to create this informative, thought-provoking presentation. Parents are sure to find ways of making their elementary-age child's at-home work space the best it can be. Topics include: analyzing your home for the best spots; increasing student focus; what parents need to do while their student is learning live
1st - 4th
Computer Science - Technology, Instructional Technology
Report and Block Practice for Cyberbullying Prevention Grades 3-5
Report and Block Practice helps grades 3-5 students handle unsafe or upsetting online situations without trying to manage them alone. It gives teachers simple printable practice for reporting, blocking, documenting, and reflecting on digital conflict in a calm, responsible way. What's included• When to Report Practice • Block or Reply Scenario Sort • Report Message Practice • Safe Screenshot Notes • After Reporting Reflection How teachers can use itUse these one-page printables during digital ci
3rd - 5th
Computer Science - Technology
AI Parent Workshop | Digital Citizenship Media Literacy | No Prep Kit Grade 3-12
Transform your school's digital literacy night with the AI Parent Workshop kit, a complete toolkit for educators, with activities, printable materials, and zero prep project and go slideshow. Designed for parents of students in grades 3 through 12, this resource equips you to lead informative discussions on AI, helping families understand its implications and benefits in today's learning environment. Parents have questions about AI and their kids. This ready-to-run bundle gives educators and sch
3rd - 12th
Computer Science - Technology, Library Skills, Social Emotional Learning
Shared Doc Etiquette Worksheets for Digital Citizenship Grades 3-6
Shared Doc Etiquette helps students work more respectfully in shared class documents. This set gives teachers simple printable activities for building clearer comments, fair editing habits, and more thoughtful collaboration. What's included• Shared Doc Etiquette: Kind Comment Starters • Shared Doc Etiquette: Edit or Suggest? • Shared Doc Etiquette: Revision Respect Checklist • Shared Doc Etiquette: Comment Problem Fixes • Shared Doc Etiquette: Collaboration Role Reminder • Shared Doc Etiquette:
3rd - 6th
Computer Science - Technology
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