4th Grade Digital Citizenship Presentations
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1st Grade - University
Internet Safety Skills - Online Scams & Privacy - Cybersecurity Awareness
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Internet Safety Skills - Online Scams & Privacy - Cybersecurity Awareness
1st Grade - University
Social-studies
Focus on strategies for enhancing online safety and privacy, including identifying scams and optimizing security settings. Develop critical skills for navigating the internet securely.
4th Grade - 7th Grade
[Citizenship Understanding - Dual Nationality - Voting Rights in US History]
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[Citizenship Understanding - Dual Nationality - Voting Rights in US History]
4th Grade - 7th Grade
Social-studies
Explore the concepts of citizenship and dual nationality in the United States, alongside an examination of historical voting rights. Define what citizenship entails and gain an understanding of the naturalization process. Learners will analyze the evolution of voting rights over time, assessing how these rights have been expanded or restricted. The objective is to build a comprehensive knowledge of civic identity and the factors influencing participatory democracy. Skills developed include critical thinking, historical analysis, and comprehension of legal processes related to citizenship.
4th Grade
[Foundations - Government Structure - Citizenship Roles]
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[Foundations - Government Structure - Citizenship Roles]
4th Grade
Social-studies
Examine the organizational structure of national, state, county, and municipal governments and the significance of citizenship within these frameworks. Learners will gain an understanding of democratic principles and the responsibilities associated with citizenship.
4th Grade
Understanding Civic Duties - Rights and Responsibilities - Citizenship in North Carolina
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Understanding Civic Duties - Rights and Responsibilities - Citizenship in North Carolina
4th Grade
Social-studies
Examine the rights and responsibilities of North Carolina citizens, focusing on areas such as voting, free speech, and jury duty. Understand civic engagement and develop informed decision-making skills. Emphasize the principles of civic duty, individual rights, and active participation in democratic processes.
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