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Digital Literacy & Well-Being Curriculum

Free K–8 lessons to prepare students for life in the digital world.

Our updated curriculum readies students for the possibilities—and pitfalls—of today's always-on world, from AI literacy to cyberbullying, screen time, and more.

     🎯 Expanded coverage, with over 140 new lessons on today's most relevant topics.
     📅 Engaging, low-prep activities: Brand-new videos, games, and interactives.
     🔎 Backed by research, classroom tested, and created with teachers just like you.

And just like always, it's 100% free for educators everywhere.

Psst! Find our original K–12 Digital Citizenship Curriculum here.
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A row of colorful mobile social media posts on green background: a post about pets, a post about soccer, and a post about a vlogger - all emphasizing subscribing and/or liking.
Digital Footprint & Identity
Grade:
6
1 of 18
Understanding My Digital Footprint
What makes up our digital footprints?
An image of an open laptop with a share icon and a question mark with floating graphics including popcorn, pizza, cat, photos, ID card, and a location symbol.
Privacy & Safety
Grade:
6
2 of 18
PII: Should I Share?
How can I think critically about sharing personal information online?
A horizontal phone screen with four icons and text. The text says "Share?" and the icons are a thumbs up, two hearts, and a popcorn bucket.
Privacy & Safety
Grade:
6
3 of 18
Be Aware of What You Share
How can you protect your privacy when setting up an account?
A student with a laptop sitting cross-legged with headphones while icons of folder swirl around.
Information & Media Literacy
Grade:
6
4 of 18
S.E.E.K.ing Information
What's the best way to seek information online?
A control room filled with screens monitoring a museum with the text "Red Flag Feelings" on screens with a red glow
Relationships & Communication
Grade:
6
5 of 18
Red Flags & Chatting Online
How do you chat safely with people online?
An image of student palming face in shame holding phone while other students in the background look at their phones smiling.
Cyberbullying & Online Harms
Grade:
6
6 of 18
What Are Online Harms?
What are the different types of online harms?
A yellow museum wall with ornate photos frame and various photos including, someone playing a guitar, a birthday cake, some taking a selfie, a text conversation, etc. to show aspects of life.
Digital Footprint & Identity
Grade:
6
7 of 18
Your Curated Self
How are you presenting yourself online?
Two students are texting with four text bubbles saying, "Check this out!" "Send that to me!" "Post that!" "So funny!"
Relationships & Communication
Grade:
6
8 of 18
Under Peer Pressure
How does peer pressure online impact the decisions we make?
A browser window is open to a social media app of someone dancing.
Relationships & Communication
Grade:
6
9 of 18
Sharing & Online Disinhibition
How does being online change the way we share and connect with others?
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Cyberbullying & Online Harms
Grade:
6
10 of 18
De-escalating Online Harm
What are ways to de-escalate online harm?
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Cyberbullying & Online Harms
Grade:
6
11 of 18
Making Things Right: Repairing Harms
How can we respond when we cause online harm?
Social share image of Web of Responsibility
Digital Footprint & Identity
Grade:
6
12 of 18
Web of Responsibility
How do our online actions shape the digital footprints of others?
A picture of a cat social media post with text that says, "Created by Zoey" and "Music by DJ Sense."
Information & Media Literacy
Grade:
6
13 of 18
Giving Credit
Why and when do we give credit for the work of others?
Socials share image for Is It Fair Use? AI Edition
Information & Media Literacy
Grade:
6
14 of 18
Is It Fair Use? AI Edition
What rights to fair use do you have as a creator?
Social share image of Stolen Identity
Privacy & Safety
Grade:
6
15 of 18
Stolen Identity
What are the potential impacts of impersonation and identity theft?
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Healthy Habits
Grade:
6
16 of 18
What Is the Attention Economy?
How does tech hold our attention, and what can we do about it?
An image of hand holding a phone with a social media app open with an image of someone dancing next to a speaker and text that reads: "Make Music. Dance."
Healthy Habits
Grade:
6
17 of 18
Building Healthy Tech Habits: Part 1
How does my tech use affect my well-being?
A hand holding a phone with a blue screen and an infinity symbol with a button slider that says, "Limit Notifications"
Healthy Habits
Grade:
6
18 of 18
Building Healthy Tech Habits: Part 2
How can I create positive tech habits that support my well-being?