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 * Looking for the i-SAFE curriculum?** Scroll down past the fabulous Common Sense Media FREE curriculum, and you will find i-SAFE. Please note that the 2015-2016 school year will be the last year EGUSD will renew the i-SAFE subscription.

As explained on the home page, CIPA requirements do not have a minute/hour requirement. As long as you cover the 3 required areas (which is really more like 4 areas), you are free to select - or create - lessons to best meet your site and students' needs. We imagine that 3 lessons per grade level will suffice, although you are welcome to expand on your lesson offerings.

Technology Services/Curriculum and Professional Learning will continue to approve your print shop requests. If you are //not// using i-SAFE lessons, please attach a note to your print request, noting which of the CIPA requirements the lessons you have selected meet:
 * 1) Appropriate online behavior (building a positive digital footprint; respecting intellectual property)
 * 2) Safety and privacy
 * 3) Cyberbullying



**6th Grade Lessons and Resources from Common Sense Media**

 * Note:** To check for Common Sense Media alignment with CCSS ELA standards, please refer to Alignment and Standards Chart for Grade 6

‍ Essential Question: What is good digital citizenship?
 * Digital Life - With Power Comes Responsibility**
 * Lesson Link


 * Parent Resources**
 * Digital Life Parent Video (8:56)
 * Middle School Parent Tips: Digital Life

Essential Question: How can you be an “upstander” when cyberbullying occurs?
 * Connected Culture - Cyberbullying: Be Upstanding**
 * Lesson Link
 * Video - Students at Roy Herburger Elementary School take a stand on cyberbullying (click on the image below):



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 * Parent Resources:**
 * Connected Culture Parent Intro Video (5:55)
 * Middle School Parent Tips: Cyberbullying

Essential Question: What are the potential ups and downs of using digital media in our digital culture?
 * Digital Life - The Ups and Downs of Digital Life**
 * Lesson Link
 * Video Link - The Ups and Downs of Digital Life (4:47)


 * Parent Resources:**
 * Digital Life Parent Video (8:56)
 * Middle School Parent Tips: Digital Life



**Grade 6** Lessons **and Resources from i-SAFE (5 Lessons)**

 * Lesson 1 - Appropriate Online Behavior**





NO PRINTING


 * Lesson 2 - Cyber Bullying**



PRINT – Page 6 - All Cruelty Springs from Weakness PRINT - Page 7 - Prevention Techniques – how to keep from being bullied online


 * Lesson 3 - Cyber Security**





NO PRINTING


 * Lesson 4 - Cyber Security**



PRINT – Page 5 – Parent Page - Spyware


 * Lesson 5 - Digital Literacy**



PRINT – Reference – Understanding Media Literacy – 2 pages (Pages 3 and 4)

PowerPoint: IP with Donny_Powerpoint.pps – Note: Fair Use Sections of Unit are being updated to reflect information from Center for Social Media
 * Lesson 6 - Intellectual Property**


 * You Quote It, You Note It - Interactive slideshow on how to avoid plagiarism

NO PRINTING




 * Additional Resources:**

[] - Steering Clear of Cyber Tricks (3:01) - iKeepSafe/Google Digital Media Literacy Tour []- (5:15) Even though Teresa has tried not to reveal personal information online, she's left enough clues that she could find herself in danger. (Similar to Sarah's Story)
 * Videos:**


 * Cyberbullying Resources:**
 * PBS Webonauts parent-child homework activity
 * Stop Bullying Now - What Students Can Do. Features 3 "webisodes" on common bullying issues.
 * BrainPOP - Tim and Moby take on cyberbullies
 * Talent Show - Cyberbullying Prevention PSA (0:50) - You Tube - Powerful 50-second grabber for discussion starter.