💻 TechnologyGrade 3Lesson 24
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Our Digital Citizenship Pledge

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Learning Objectives

  • 1Recall the key commitments of a digital citizen
  • 2Complete a digital citizenship pledge using correct vocabulary
  • 3Reflect on how to apply digital citizenship values in everyday technology use
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Mini Lesson

A digital citizen is someone who uses technology safely, responsibly, and respectfully. Over the past lessons in this planet, we have explored many important skills — from screen time balance and cyberbullying to copyright and online safety. Today we bring those skills together in a class digital citizenship pledge.

The Digital Citizenship Pledge

  1. I will be KIND online — I will use technology to help, encourage, and include others.
  2. I will be SAFE — I will protect my personal information and tell a trusted adult if I feel unsafe.
  3. I will be RESPONSIBLE — I will balance my screen time and follow agreed rules.
  4. I will be HONEST — I will give credit for others' work and not copy without permission.
  5. I will be a HELPER — I will report cyberbullying and support anyone who is targeted online.
  6. I will be CRITICAL — I will check information before sharing and question suspicious content.
  7. I will RESPECT others' privacy — I will not share photos or messages about others without permission.
  8. I will GROW — I will keep learning how to use technology in better, safer, and more creative ways.
Digital Citizenship Pledge ValuesSix core values of a digital citizen arranged as labeled circles.Digital Citizen ValuesDigitalCitizenKindSafeHonestResponsibleCriticalHelper
Digital Citizenship in ActionFour real-life examples of digital citizenship in action.Digital Citizenship in Action1Give credit before sharing a photo2Report cyberbullying to an adult3Check facts before forwarding news4Balance screen time with outdoor playEvery choice online shows who you are as a digital citizen.
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Digital citizenship is not just about rules — it is about being the same kind, fair, and honest person online that you are in real life.

Vocabulary
Digital citizen
A person who uses technology safely, kindly, and responsiblye.g. A good digital citizen helps others online.
Pledge
A serious promise that you will keep a list of important valuese.g. I signed our family pledge today.
Responsibility
Something you should do because it is the right thinge.g. Reporting bullying is a responsibility.
Privacy
Keeping personal details private and respecting others' detailse.g. Privacy means I do not share my friend's photo.
Critical
Thinking carefully before believing or sharing information onlinee.g. I am critical of suspicious links.
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