Social studies
Civic Duties vs. Civic Responsibilities: Case Studies
Students sort legal duties from voluntary responsibilities, work through three short civic case studies, and outline a plan for a community improvement project.
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Technology & computer science
Copyright and Fair Use: What Can You Use?
Students learn copyright, public domain, licenses and the four fair-use factors, then sort real-life scenarios and explain safer choices.
Study skills & advisory
Digital Citizenship: Think Before You Post
Students read about digital footprints, sort realistic online scenarios into safe and risky choices, and write their own posting rules.
Health & physical ed.
Digital Footprint Detectives: Two Students, Two Footprints
Students read a case study about two fictional students’ online habits, complete a word-bank activity, sort sample posts, and write a pause-before-posting checklist.
Technology & computer science
Password Hygiene: Weak, Strong and Why
Students count and rate eight made-up passwords, learn why length and uniqueness matter, and practice safe account habits.
Social studies
Rights and Responsibilities: Two Sides of Citizenship
Students read a short explanation, sort everyday scenarios into rights and responsibilities, and explain how the two connect.
Technology & computer science
Tech Ethics Case Studies: Cameras, Autoplay and AI Helpers
Students analyze three short, fictional technology scenarios, weigh benefits against risks for different people, and defend a decision with reasons.
Technology & computer science
Your Digital Footprint: Active, Passive and Permanent
Students sort online actions into active and passive footprints, judge sample posts, and write a personal pause test for sharing online.