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Theme 11: Media Balance and Screen Time – Topics Covered

  • Defining media balance
  • Tracking personal screen time
  • Favorite offline activities
  • Recognizing screen time overload
  • Understanding how screens affect mood and sleep
  • Setting screen time limits
  • Engaging family in screen-free activities
  • Planning a balanced day
  • Why screens before bed can affect sleep
  • Creating a personal promise for healthy screen time

Teacher Tip: Use these task cards as discussion starters, group projects, or individual reflections. Pair with quizzes and journals to build a comprehensive digital literacy unit!

Download the Media Balance and Screen Time Task Cards today and help your students build healthy, balanced digital habits!

Explore the Complete Digital Literacy Unit:

This set is part of a 14-theme Digital Literacy Resource that covers all the essential online skills for junior high school learners:

  • Searching Online – Safe, effective searches with search engines and keywords.
  • Recognizing Fake News – Spotting misleading headlines and images, and practicing fact-checking.
  • Evaluating Sources – Checking trustworthiness, bias, and reliability.
  • Plagiarism & Copyright – Understanding plagiarism, copyright, and fair use.
  • Understanding AI Tools – Introduction to AI and ethical usage.
  • Online Gaming – Safe play, privacy, and screen time balance.
  • My Own Device – Device safety, passwords, and privacy settings.
  • Socializing Online – Kindness, respectful communication, and digital footprints.
  • What Teens Would Tell Their Younger Selves – Learning from older students’ experiences.
  • Internet of Opportunities – Using the internet for learning and creativity.
  • Media Balance & Screen Time – Managing screen time and healthy habits.
  • Sharing Selfies, Photos, and Media – Privacy, consent, and safe sharing.
  • Saving and Retrieving Files – File organization, tags, and backups.
  • Online Accounts, Social Media Rules, Policies, and Age Appropriateness – Age limits, privacy, and safe account use.

Teacher Tip: Use this sample to spark discussions, group projects, or individual reflections. Combine with quizzes, digital literacy journals, and extension activities to create a complete learning experience!

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Digital Literacy Task Cards – Themes 9–16 Bundle

Give your students the tools to thrive in today’s digital world! This bundle of Digital Literacy Task Cards (Themes 9–16) builds on earlier learning and explores deeper topics around online safety, responsibility, and effective digital skills. With real-world scenarios and collaborative prompts, these cards make abstract online concepts meaningful, memorable, and classroom-ready. ✨ What’s Inside ✅ Theme 9: What Teens Would Tell Their Younger Selves – Lessons from older peers’ online experiences ✅ Theme 10: Internet of Opportunities – Exploring the positive side of the internet for learning & creativity ✅ Theme 11: Media Balance & Screen Time – Developing healthy online/offline routines ✅ Theme 12: Sharing Selfies, Photos & Media – Privacy, consent, and safe sharing practices ✅ Theme 13: Saving & Retrieving Files, Folders & Tags – Building strong digital organization skills ✅ Theme 14: Online Accounts & Social Media – Understanding rules, policies, and age-appropriate use ✅ Theme 15: Passwords & Security – Creating strong passwords & protecting personal information ✅ Theme 16: Chat Etiquette & Tone – Encouraging respectful, clear, and kind communication online Each Theme Includes 10 interactive, discussion-friendly task cards Real-world, student-relevant scenarios Research–Discuss–Present prompts to foster collaboration and deeper learning Why Teachers Love These Task Cards Builds student confidence in digital citizenship Connects with issues students face daily (social media, sharing photos, chat tone) Ideal for upper elementary through middle school learners Fits seamlessly into ICT, SEL, or media literacy lessons ‍ Classroom Uses Small group discussions or whole-class debates Independent learning stations or homework reflections Digital literacy units or advisory programs Parent workshops / family digital safety nights

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