Digital Citizenship, Internet Safety, Digital Footprint - SEL Worksheets

No-prep SEL worksheets for grades 3-5 that teach digital citizenship and online safety. These print-and-go worksheets help students explore responsible online behavior, protecting private information, digital footprints and reputations, and cyberbullying.

With this resource, you'll be able to:

• Introduce digital citizenship and online responsibility in clear, student-friendly language.
• Guide discussion on protecting private information online.
• Help students consider how online actions affect their digital footprints and other people.
• Send worksheets home so families can continue the conversation.

What's Included

Digital Citizenship Worksheets

Five worksheets help students think through their choices and responsibilities online. Each one includes a discussion question and a short activity to apply what they have learned.

• 5 worksheets, 2 pages each
• Discussion question and student activity on each worksheet
• Printable PDFs in color and black and white
• Digital Google Slides version with fill-in text boxes

10 pages | PDF + Google Slides | Black & white included

What These Worksheets Cover

1. Introduce digital citizenship and taking responsibility for online actions.
2. Explore ways to protect private information online.
3. Discuss online reputations and digital footprints.
4. Explore cyberbullying and how actions can affect other people online.
5. Reflect on what they learned about digital citizenship.

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“Good substance! Easy to use and engaging information. Thank you! Worked very well for classroom lessons. Good discussion questions as well!” - Kristi N.

“We had a few students getting off task and not using their chromebooks for their intended purposes. This was a great way to remind them of proper conduct online. Thanks!” - Holly B.

Ways You Can Use This

• Use the worksheets with a whole class, small group, or individual student to introduce digital citizenship.
• Use the discussion questions to explore online responsibility, privacy, digital footprints, and cyberbullying.
• Complete the short activities together or use the Google Slides version for students to reflect on online choices independently.
• Send the worksheets home to give families a simple way to continue conversations about online behavior and safety.

Do I need Google Classroom? You don't need to use Google Classroom, but you do need a Google account to use Slides.

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