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Meet Head of the Digital Citizens!

How do you know something you see or hear is true?

Grade

K–2

Time

15 mins.

Objectives

  • Understand that not everything they see on the internet is true.
  • Reflect on ways to check if something they see online is true.

Vocabulary Show definitions

news . unbelieveable
news – new information about recent or important events
unbelieveable – something that is probably not true
Standards
This lesson meets standards for CASEL.
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Information & Media Literacy Digital Citizenship & Literacy
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