6th+Grade+Lessons



1. **SAFETY AND SECURITY**: Tracking Teresa from NetSmartz __**NEW FOR 2015-2016:**__ **6 Degrees of Information** from NetSmartz Lesson Plan here: Video on YouTube here; on Netsmartz.org [|here]. **2. PRIVACY**: Scams and Schemes from Common Sense Media Complete lesson Plan including Student handouts: 3. **DIGITAL CITIZENSHIP:** Mike-Tosis from NetSmartz
 * video available on YouTube here.
 * lesson plan here: [[file:internetsafetyd96/IS_MS_TrackingTeresa.pdf|IS_MS_TrackingTeresa.pdf]]
 * Internet Safety Pledge - discuss/have students sign
 * video for this lesson is at []
 * Lesson plan available here: [[file:internetsafetyd96/IS_MS_MikeTosis.pdf|IS_MS_MikeTosis.pdf]]
 * There are 2 games on the NetSmartz Teens website, Stop that Post and Stop that Post, Again! If you have time and find them to be helpful, feel free to use them with this lesson.

4. **CYBERBULLYING**: Cyberbullying: Be Upstanding from Common Sense Media 5. **COPYRIGHT**: A Creator's Rights from Common Sense Media  Teach 1 and Teach 2 can be covered in one period; follow up with Teach 3 if you'd like to extend the lesson. The entire Lesson Plan including student handouts and Teacher Backgrounder is here: >> __[|Copyright and Fair Use Guidelines for Teachers] __ >> __[|The Copyright Site] __ >>  __Teaching About Copyright and Applying Fair Use__ - wiki >> [|Cyberbee's Copyright site] - easy to use and understand >> __[|Best Practices in Fair Use for Media Literacy Education] __ >> __[|Online Sources for Finding Works in the Public Domain] __ >> __[|Read:Write:Think website lesson on Copyright] __ >> __[|Ball State University's Copyright for Students (has "Links to Free Stuff")] __
 * A video on cyberbullying is available at: @http://www.nsteens.org/Videos/Cyberbullying (May want to start the lesson with this)
 * BrainPOP video about cyberbulling at []
 * PDFs to go along with BrainPOP video (Activity Sheet, Graphic Organizer, Vocabulary) available online at []
 * Another good cyberbullying resource: the stop cyberbullying website from WiredKids
 * National Crime Prevention Council has a [|YouTube channel] with short, thought-provoking and discussion-provoking videos.
 * Resources available in the Hauser LRC:
 * __How to Beat Cyberbullying__ (book), published 2013
 * __Online Bullying__ (book), published 2012
 * A **Cyber Safe DVD** with some videos related to cyberbullying that you may want to check out.
 * The Teacher Background information sheet is very useful and full of definitions of the terms covered in this lesson.
 * The Nicole's Story video is available online at the Common Sense Media website or you can get a DVD from Paula. Since it's mentioned in the vocabulary list, the Creative Commons website is interesting to explore, or you can look at license type descriptions at  flickr's Creative Commons webpage.
 * Will you be able to use any images from books or the Web?
 * Will you be able to use your favorite music as background?
 * Will you need to create every image and sound in your presentations yourself?
 * Will you be able to quote a favorite author or lyrics from a favorite song?
 * You may also find the [|Copyright Kids] website useful for general information and [|Basic Information and FAQs]
 * Resources available in the Hauser LRC:
 * __Copyright and Digital Ethics__ (book), published 2011
 * __Cited! Identifying Credible Information Online__ (book),published 2011
 * Additional Online Resources:
 * [|Copyright Kids!]