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Take coding and robotics, digital literacy and STEAM to the next level with our exciting Grade 5 Curriculum! Students will create interactive projects using Scratch, mastering key coding concepts like loops, conditionals, and variables. In robotics, they’ll program microcontrollers to control LEDs and sensors, bringing their creations to life. With a focus on digital citizenship, cybersecurity, and privacy, plus hands-on experience in document formatting and CAD, this course blends creativity and technical skills for a well-rounded digital adventure!

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Digital Citizenship: Tech Around Us

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Prerequisites
None! Start where you are!
GRADES
5-6
Skills
Digital Skills
Digital Citizenship

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About this lesson: In Digital Citizenship: Technology Around Us, students explore the tools we use every day - both digital and non-digital - and reflect on how technology shapes their lives.

This engaging, discussion-based lesson introduces key concepts like digital devices, internet safety, and responsible online behaviour. Learners complete interactive tasks including circling digital tools, listing personal device use, designing a digital safety poster, and playing a group scenario game to apply their understanding in real-world contexts. With a mix of independent work and collaborative exploration, this lesson helps young learners build a solid foundation in digital citizenship and responsible tech use - critical for success in computer science and beyond.