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:
Appropriate online behavior (building a positive digital footprint; respecting intellectual property)
Safety and privacy
Cyberbullying
4th Grade Lessons and Resources from Common Sense Media
PRINT – Page 20 – Activity Vocabulary PRINT – Page 21 – Match the Phrase PRINT – Page 22 – Finish the Sentence
Note from Gail and Kathleen: This is a rather large unit. We feel that it is important to cover lesson 1 and lesson 2 along with the three activity printed pages. The scavenger hunt would be a good supplemental activity for 4th grade classroom teachers to do, since 4th grade curriculum generally includes research papers. (Mission report, etc.)
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:
4th 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 4
Digital Life - Rings of Responsibility
Essential Question: What is good digital citizenship?Common Sense Media Video - Digital Life Video Vignette: Amaya's Story(2:00)
Related Video - Bad Netiquette Stinks (6:49) - from Netsmartz
Parent Resources:
Connected Culture - Group Think
Essential Question: How can you be an upstander when you witness cyberbullying?
Parent Resources:
Safety - Talking Safely Online
Essential Question: What's the difference between Internet friends and real-life, face-to-face pals?
Parent Resources:
Grade 4 Lessons and Resources from i-SAFE (5 Lessons)
Lesson 1 - Appropriate Online Behavior
NO PRINTING
Lesson 2 - Cyber Bullying
PRINT – Page 5 – Bully Facts
PRINT – Page 6 – What to do if you are cyber bullied
Lesson 3 - Cyber Community Issues
PRINT – Page 3 – Parent Page – Communication on the Internet
Lesson 4 - Intellectual Property
PRINT – Page 20 – Activity Vocabulary
PRINT – Page 21 – Match the Phrase
PRINT – Page 22 – Finish the Sentence
Note from Gail and Kathleen: This is a rather large unit. We feel that it is important to cover lesson 1 and lesson 2 along with the three activity printed pages. The scavenger hunt would be a good supplemental activity for 4th grade classroom teachers to do, since 4th grade curriculum generally includes research papers. (Mission report, etc.)
Lesson 5 - Social Networking
PRINT - Page 5 – Parent Page – Family Policy on Inappropriate Web Site Access