Citizen Class 5

Of course, that sounds absurd Share your tips for integrating digital citizenship into your classroom in the comment section! View the discussion thread. At TeachHUB it is our mission to improve the quality of education by making available the most current, complete and affordable resources for all K Educators. Built by Teachers, for Teachers, we offer free lesson plans, the latest in education news, professional development and real teacher blogs plus the tools and applications modern Educators need to maintain a level of excellence in their classrooms.

TeachHUB brings you the latest in education news, free lesson plans and teacher blogs. Subscribe today using your. Follow Us Create an Account Already have an account? For teachers, by teachers. Teach on the Edge. Here are a few ways we all can bring digital citizenship to our classrooms seamlessly. Digital Teaching Tip 1: Use an LMS Edmodo and Schoology are free learning management systems which provide teachers with platforms for discussions, resource sharing, grading, messaging and networking.

Our top three technology in the classroom tools that will motivate students to A few simple ways that many teachers have used student selfies as part of their Classroom Management for Unsupportive Parents. A few classroom management suggestions on how to deal with parents that just Starting Over Fresh in the New Year. A Good Citizen is Fair. This lesson begins with the teacher asking students how they would feel if all recess was taken away.

The teacher then reads students a book about fairness such as Being Fair or Kids Talk About Fairness or a similar informational text and guides students in deepening their understanding of fairness. The teacher asks students to work with a partner to come up with a fair way to resolve the conflict. Partners then share their ideas in the large group. Students vote on the solution they think will work best. Students again role play the conflict and act out the chosen solution. As a summary activity, students are asked to turn to page 3 in the booklet they have been creating and add the following sentence on the lines provided: A good citizen is fair, and illustrate the page.

A Good Citizen is Responsible.

Describe some responsibilities people have at home and at school e. This lesson begins with a review of family responsibilities, a concept that from Unit One. The teacher creates a three-column chart labeled: In a class discussion, students are asked toidentify examples of responsibilities for each of the columns. If time permits a book such as Being Responsible is then shared with the class.

The teacher then returns to the web the class has beencreating and writes in one of the empty circles: Finally, students return to the bookthey have been creating and write the following sentence on the next available page: A good citizen is responsible. Using ideas from the 3-column chart students illustrate this sentence.

Identify public issues in the school community. Use graphic data to analyze information about a public issue in the school community. Identify alternative resolutions to a public issue in the school community.

Express a position on a public policy issue in the school community and justify theposition with a reasoned argument. Develop and implement an action plan to address or inform others about a public issue. Participate in projects to help or inform others. Collect and organize data to use in pictographs. Make pictographs of given data using both horizontal and vertical form of graphs; scale should be in units of one and include symbolic representations, e.

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In this lesson students explore how good citizens help to resolve school issues. The lesson begins with the teacher reminding students about the story shared in lesson 2, King of the Playground or a similar bullying book.

The teacher asks how many of you know a bully and supplies several examples of bullying behavior in the school community to prompt them. The student answers are made into a simple bar graph or pictograph. The teacher guides student in looking at the data chart and asks are bullies a problem in our school? If students and the data reveal that it is not a problem, explain that for many schools it is an issue or problem.

The teacher explains to students that good citizens solve problems. In small groups, students are asked to solve a bullying problem and discuss and brainstorm ways to deal with bullies.

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The teacher guides the discussion to include presentations, announcements, and posters. In small groups, students choose a solution they think is the best and give a reason why they think so. Groups can create posters, announcements or presentation others that communicate their position on the issue of bullying and explains their chosen resolution. Shelby will be competing at the state finals in four events this upcoming weekend.

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