Think of all the holidays, festivals, or celebrations that are important to your family. Write a blog post about this by creating an Instagram Post with a web-based publication application. You could make a list of your family’s celebrations with a short description for each one, or you could choose one celebration to explain in more detail. Don’t forget to include lots of information about your holiday so your readers can get a clear understanding of this special day/season.
You could include things like:
* The time of year/date it’s celebrated.
* What you do to celebrate? Are there special costumes, decorations, music, lights, food, prayers, etc?
* Do people give each other gifts?
* Who is involved in the celebration? Do you visit other people or host family and friends?
* What special memories do you have?
* You might even like to do some research into the origins of your holiday.
Examples from around the world:
* Nandini from India used a Google Slides presentation to tell us about the Holi festival.
* Current participant, Satheprincess14 has also written about Holi.
* Cassandra wrote about her favourite festivals and celebrations.
* Current participants from Mrs. Matveyeva’s class in Kazakhstan have written about their spring festival called Nauryz.
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Note, this isn’t a real class blog. Just one I used for testing 😉
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Digital Citizenship is a concept which helps teachers, technology leaders and parents to understand what students/children/technology users should know to use technology appropriately.
One thing I have learned about digital citizenship is how everything you do or say online is always there and accessible by almost anyone. The lesson we did about the different items and their meanings really helped me to form this understanding. The sharpie was the most important part to me, though.
Nowadays the internet is a part of most peoples daily lives. It is very important to always have even a brief understanding of Digital Citizenship so that you don’t get tricked into doing inappropriate or hurtful things online. Learning and practicing Usage Laws and basic human manners will lead you on the path of being safe and secure online!
