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The Secret of the Vanishing Bones uses data collection and privacy awareness …
This lesson teaches through and about YouTube so children can navigate YouTube …
Students observe and reflect on photographs of “nature” and then explore how …
Students analyze messages about the impacts of climate change and some actions …
This lesson focuses on credibility. The central questions are: Can you believe …
This lesson focuses on credibility. The central questions are: Can you believe …
This is a series of six lessons. If the extension activities are …
In this lesson students begin to recognize, identify, and reflect on their …
Students learn to evaluate sources for credibility. The lesson focuses on reasons …
This lesson includes a video and instructional materials for teachers and students. …
Integrating the cross-cutting concept of size and scale with media literacy principles, …
Teachers engage students in an interactive read-aloud. Teachers model (1) pausing to …
This page has several short videos and infographics addressing scientific misinformation and …
Students form groups of three. Each group finds one wacky-sounding science story …
This resource is a photograph of people in a newsroom and a …
This is a five-minute video about cognitive bias and confirmation bias and …
This resource helps elementary school students identify different parts of online news …
