THE CURRICULUM
This comprehensive digital literacy curriculum is packed with dynamic, teacher-led lessons—each paired with an engaging hands-on activity.
We provide educators everything they need to teach Cyber Civics with ease: detailed lesson plans, ready-to-use slides and original videos, student packets, digital forms, plus ongoing PD and support—all delivered within their own private online portal!
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​​The curriculum is updated annually, so lessons are timely, relevant, and thoughtfully scaffolded to help students make sense of today's complex digital world. Aligned with key educational standards, this is a powerful resource for building ethical and critical thinking skills.
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4TH & 5TH GRADE CURRICULUM
Digital On-Ramps for 4th & 5th grades is an easy-to-teach, teacher-led series of hands-on digital literacy + SEL lessons and activities for students just beginning to take flight online.
This curriculum focuses on the values that can guide students, both online and off, as well as Internet and online safety basics. 38 lessons and activities are accompanied by engaging videos that feature our intrepid owl who is just learning to use the Internet too. ​​
The subscription rate for Digital On-Ramps is just $499 per school ($199 annual renewal). Contact us for special pricing for small schools and districts.
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MIDDLE SCHOOL CURRICULUM
Cyber Civics for middle school is an easy-to-deliver series of hands-on lessons and activities that cover the entirety of digital literacy. It meets the growing demand to prepare students to be ethical, safe and productive digital citizens. 80+ sequential, turnkey lessons (:50 min.) cover the following topics:
Lessons and slides with our original videos (see the example) are constantly updated and refined by practicing teachers.
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Curriculum meets educational standards.
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The subscription rate based on size of school. We offer special pricing for small schools and districts.
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