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Cyber Civics is our award-winning curriculum that teaches youth how to become ethical, safe, and productive digital citizens. 80+ lessons for middle school cover digital citizenship, information literacy, and media literacy and are aligned with CCSS ELA-LITERACY Standards, ISTE Tech Standards for Students, and CASEL Competencies. 36 new lessons for 4th and 5th grade teach the SEL + basic online safety skills.
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