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TechnoInternet

Boost search strategies, access resources, and practice Internet safety. Become a responsible digital citizen.

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Introduction to the Internet for Ages 8-11

The TechnoInternet course is a fun introduction to the Internet for students in Grades 3-6. In this project, students have fun exploring the Internet. This online journey allows them to safely discover the wonders online as well as learn the importance of responsible digital citizenship. Students embark on a virtual expedition through an imaginary world. With a map in hand, they travel to destinations like the Visitor’s Center, e-Library, e-Media Center, e-Playground, e-Mail Depot, and e-Café. At each stop, they track their travels by adding a marker to their map.

Cultivate Critical Thinkers

Foster responsible digital citizenship by supporting students in mastering search strategies, collecting bookmarks, assessing website trustworthiness, respecting copyright, addressing cyberbullying, and more! They are guided to develop a digital resiliency plan. These activities turn them into informed evaluators of online information and encourage a culture of inquiry.

Teacher-Friendly Resources

Access high-quality instructional resources that save time. The course includes a detailed Teacher Guide with lesson plans and assessment tools. Students reflect on their learning through directed questions and, upon completion, earn an Internet Citizenship Card.

Empower Internet Savvy Kids

Rich, engaging activities tour students through an online journey. They explore video sites, survey maps, explore sound, observe webcams, and learn about email and social media. Through these experiences, they develop digital citizenship skills applicable across various subjects.

Introduction to the Internet and STEM

Tap into powerful resources to build essential 21st-century skills. Lay the groundwork for future learning. Introduction to the Internet lessons for elementary grades prepare students to be ‘future-proof’. Give them the skills they will need to navigate the careers of tomorrow.

 

Additional information

Ages

8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13

Grades

grade 3, grade 4, grade 5, grade 6, grade 7, grade 8

Program

Slides, PowerPoint

Tech Integration

language arts

Tech Skill

digital citizenship, internet

License

Homeschooling, Starter, Class, Classrooms, School

Starter License Includes

online teacher guide, online student workbook, get started, course slides, printable assessment tools, sample files, templates, extension activities, certificates, parent letters

Class License Includes

online teacher guide, getting started tips, course calendar, online student workbook, online assignments, printable assessment tools, online quizzes, student reporting, sample files, extension activities, certificates, parent letters, templates

Classroom License Includes

online teacher guide, getting started tips, course calendar, class management tools, online student workbook, online assignments, printable assessment tools, online quizzes, student reporting, sample files, extension activities, certificates, parent letters, templates

Product Type

Course

Homeschool License Includes

Certificates, Extension activities, Online assignments, Online quizzes, Online teacher guide, Parent letters, Remove printable assessment tools, Sample files, Student reporting, Templates

Assignment 1 Practice Internet Safety

Learn safety tips and earn an Internet Citizenship card.

Assignment 2 Take a Tour of the Internet

Navigate the WWW to discover the meaning of Internet terminology.

Assignment 3 Search the Internet

Master search strategies to find information fast.

Assignment 4 Collect Bookmarks

Search the Internet and then bookmark web pages.

Assignment 5 Bookmark Traditional Sources

Explore online encyclopedias, atlases, dictionaries, and thesauruses.

Assignment 6 Examine Information Sources

Examine websites to evaluate their trustworthiness.

Assignment 7 Read News on Current Events

Inspect web-based articles from popular newspapers and magazines.

Assignment 8 Search the Image Gallery

Filter online images to collect pictures. Learn to respect copyright.

Assignment 9 Discover the Video Theater

View documentaries, speeches, demonstrations, and entertaining footage.

Assignment 10 Survey the Map Collection

Develop map skills by plotting a location and generating directions.

Assignment 11 Explore the Sound Stage

Listen to online radio stations, sound clips, and favorites songs.

Assignment 12 Visit Webcam Observatory

Take a virtual field trip. Observe remote events and attractions.

Assignment 13 Experience the Arcade

Play online games and rank the entertainment value.

Assignment 14 Learn About Email

Compare traditional mail to email.

Assignment 15 Email Guidelines and Safety Tips

Score email safety readiness and netiquette skills.

Assignment 16 Exchange Email

Compose, send, receive, reply, and forward messages.

Assignment 17 Send an Email Attachment

Attach a file to an email message.

Assignment 18 Prevent Cyberbullying

Discuss harmful or hurtful online behavior.

Assignment 19 Study Chat Guidelines and Safety Tips

Prepare to chat responsibly by taking a quiz.

Assignment 20 Chat With Friends

Exchange messages with friends in real time.

Assignment 21 Network at Social Media Place

Explore social media sites.

Assignment 22 Explore the Blogosphere

Study blog posts.

Digital Citizenship Lessons for Elementary Grades

Optional activities provide a fun introduction to the Internet.
  • Get Homework Help: Bookmark homework helper websites.
  • Study Online Shopping: Conduct an interview to learn about online shopping habits.
  • Study Online Banking: Conduct an interview to learn about online banking services.
  • Visit the Ecard Shop: Send electronic greeting cards for a special event or achievement.
  • Develop a Digital Resiliency Plan: Create a plan to manage risks when online.

Transform Your Students Into Responsible Digital Citizens

Explore web-based resources and services to discover how they can be used responsibly in daily life. Internet activities teach best practices, safety, and digital citizenship. This introduction to the Internet creates a foundation for future learning. Digital citizenship activities for elementary students make learning fun by using an imaginary world. Destinations include the Visitor’s Center, e-Library, e-Media Center, e-Playground, e-Mail Depot, and e-Café. Students take a tour of various locations to learn about the Internet.
  • Demonstrate responsible, ethical, and safe behavior
  • Use search strategies to locate online resources
  • Bookmark web pages and organize them in a folder
  • Assess trustworthiness of web-based information
  • Watch educational and entertaining videos
  • Play online games, listen to music, view webcams
  • Communicate with email using netiquette
  • Prevent cyberbullying
  • Communicate using chat
  • Evaluate forms of social media

TechnoInternet | Introduction to the Internet

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Boost search strategies, access resources, and practice Internet safety. Become a responsible digital citizen.

5 reviews for TechnoInternet

  1. technokids.com –

    We have been using this project in our homeschool group this year and we are loving it! We are all impressed with the user friendly format! I love that all of the resources are at your fingertips with options to have hard copy or go 100% digital. We opted to print out the passports and travel through the printed out workbook. My 3rd/4th graders enjoy the lessons and what they learn in each project. Thank you for developing such a quality, engaging, user-friendly project based curriculum that works for any group! We can’t wait to dive into more projects and now we all take comfort in knowing that our kids have solid basis for digital citizenship as well as internet research and terminology!
    Windy Hill Academy,Gerrardstown
    October 01,2016

  2. technokids.com –

    I have been using TechnoKids for 3 years throughout the entire school. The instructions are clear and well illustrated as well as covering all the computer applications important to a life long learner.
    Lee Academy,Clarksdale
    September 08,2016

  3. technokids.com –

    I was a substitute tutor for a class. The instructions are so clear and easy to use that I was able to jump right into teaching without having to review anything. The students are very enthusiastic and are disappointed when class time is up. They are learning a lot and they enjoy it. Thank you!
    St. Paul,Prior Lake
    August 31,2016

  4. technokids.com –

    I’ve used many of your products and they’ve been a great addition to our curriculum.
    St. Paul Catholic School,Sellersburg
    April 20,2015

  5. technokids.com –

    My students and I have enjoyed all of the projects I bought from you! They are wonderful.
    Harts Bluff ISD,Mt. Pleasant
    May 25,2014
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How long does it take to teach a course?

Every course includes a schedule. It lists the time recommended for each assignment. Typically, it takes between 30-60 minutes to complete an assignment depending on the grade level. Based on this time frame, a typical course takes between 360-600 minutes to complete. This is about 6-8 weeks if your students have computer class twice a week. However, if your students have computer class every day, a course can be completed in about 2-3 weeks.

How do I decide which assignments to teach?

You may not have the time to teach an entire TechnoKids course. The good news is that TechnoKids offers flexibility. Many courses can be shortened by omitting assignments or lengthened by including skill reviews and extension activities. You can easily adapt the course to suit your schedule. Refer to the Ideas for Implementation section in the teacher guide for suggestions.

Does the course integrate into other subjects?

TechnoKids courses are inter-disciplinary. This means the lesson plans blend computing skills with general content areas such as language arts, geography, or business studies. If you do not have a dedicated digital literacy class, refer to the Technology Integration Suggestions section in each teacher guide for ideas on how you can include the course in other subject areas.

Is the course a subscription?

Yes. When you purchase a course, you have access to the instructional materials for 12 months. After that time, should you want to continue, you will need to renew the subscription.

Is the course online?

Yes. You must sign into TechnoHub to access the course content from your bookshelf. The teacher guide and student workbook for a course are available online only. However, resources such as assessment tools, handouts, course slides, templates, and samples are downloadable.

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