Grade 2 · Technology · Lesson 22

Not Everything Online Is True: Checking Facts

Imagine someone put a sign on the street saying "The school is closed today!" — anyone can make a sign and put it up. The internet is the same. Anyone can publish anything online, whether it is true or not. That is why checking where information comes from is one of the most important digital skills you can learn.

What this lesson teaches

1Explain why not everything online is true
2List signs that a source is trustworthy or untrustworthy
3Apply a simple fact-check habit before believing or sharing information I find online

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