Create, connect, and communicate in the digital world. Learners build media literacy skills through podcasting, photography, coding, and digital storytelling. They learn to navigate and contribute to online spaces thoughtfully and creatively.
What Is Journalism, and Why Does It Matter?
Literacy • Digital Media and Communications
1h
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Grades K - 8
What Is Journalism, and Why Does It Matter?
By Pulitzer Center
K - 8
1h
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Brand Design Mood Board (Grades 6-8)
Arts • Digital Media and Communications
45m
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Grades 6 - 8
Brand Design Mood Board (Grades 6-8)
By Mizzen Education, Inc.
6 - 8
45m
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Write Postcards from Countries
Literacy • Digital Media and Communications
45m
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Grades 3 - 5
Write Postcards from Countries
By Mizzen Education, Inc.
3 - 5
45m
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Social Media and Big Data
STEM • Digital Media and Communications
45m
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Grades 9 - 12
Social Media and Big Data
By Mizzen Education, Inc.
9 - 12
45m
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Playing with Sound
Literacy • Digital Media and Communications
45m
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Grades 3 - 5
Playing with Sound
By PBS
3 - 5
45m
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Evaluating Websites (Grades 3-5)
STEM • Digital Media and Communications
45m
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Grades 3 - 5
Evaluating Websites (Grades 3-5)
By Mizzen Education, Inc.
3 - 5
45m
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Where Have I Left My Digital Footprint?
STEM • Digital Media and Communications
45m
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Grades 3 - 5
Where Have I Left My Digital Footprint?
By Mizzen Education, Inc.
3 - 5
45m
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Where's the Light
Digital Media and Communications
45m
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Grades 3 - 5
Where's the Light
By PBS
3 - 5
45m
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A News Show Structure: Block F and Celebrities
Literacy • Digital Media and Communications
30m
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Grades 3 - 5
A News Show Structure: Block F and Celebrities
By PBS
3 - 5
30m
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A News Show Structure: Closing
Literacy • Digital Media and Communications
30m
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Grades 3 - 5
A News Show Structure: Closing
By PBS
3 - 5
30m
Get ready to master the art of powerful conclusions! Students learn the secrets of crafting engaging conclusion sentences for their fictional news shows. Join us and discover your signature signoff!
This lesson can be completed independently. It is also lesson 15 in SRL’s A News Show Structure Series and is the 15th lesson in SRL’s Module From Concept to Screen: Building Your News Hour.
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Network Scheduling
Leadership and Teamwork • Digital Media and Communications
45m
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Grades 3 - 5
Network Scheduling
By PBS
3 - 5
45m
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Reading and Literacy Enrichment, Grades 6-8
Literacy • Digital Media and Communications
5 Items
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Grades 6 - 8
Collection
Reading and Literacy Enrichment, Grades 6-8
By Mizzen Education, Inc.
6 - 8
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Building a NewsHour: Part 6
Digital Media and Communications • Literacy
8 Items
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Grades 3 - 5
Collection
Building a NewsHour: Part 6
By PBS
3 - 5
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Exploring 'The 1619 Project'
History and Society • Digital Media and Communications
8 Items
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Grades 6 - 12
Collection
Exploring 'The 1619 Project'
By Pulitzer Center
6 - 12
This collection is designed to introduce students to The 1619 Project, an initiative of The New York Times Magazine that examines the legacy of slavery in contemporary U.S. systems and society, and celebrates Black Americans' contributions to democracy.
Students will explore images, multimedia, and short text excerpts associated with the project. They will strengthen their knowledge and critical thinking skills through engaging discussion and hands-on activities such as a fact-sorting challenge, a gallery walk, and the collaborative construction of a timeline of racial (in)justice.
For more activities that explore the injustices of slavery and uplift the resistance and innovation of Black Americans, visit The 1619 Project collection from the Pulitzer Center, also available on Mizzen.
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Fascinating Rhythm
Arts • Digital Media and Communications
15 Items
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Grades 3 - 8
Collection
Fascinating Rhythm
By Jazz at Lincoln Center
3 - 8
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Building a NewsHour: Part 5
Digital Media and Communications • Literacy
5 Items
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Grades 3 - 5
Collection
Building a NewsHour: Part 5
By PBS
3 - 5
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How to Look: Art Exploration for Teens
Arts • Digital Media and Communications
2 Items
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Grades 9 - 12
Collection
How to Look: Art Exploration for Teens
By ArtsConnection
9 - 12
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The News and You: Journalism and Media Literacy for Grades 2-6
Digital Media and Communications • Literacy
9 Items
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Grades K - 8
Collection
The News and You: Journalism and Media Literacy for Grades 2-6
By Pulitzer Center
K - 8
This collection supports students in developing a healthy relationship to the news rooted in curiosity, critical thinking, empathy, and empowerment.
Students will learn what the news is and reflect on how they can use it in their lives. They will examine the idea of bias and learn how to challenge it, using some of the same skills journalists use. They will consider why some stories get more attention than others, and explore the importance of seeking out underreported stories in order to see a fuller picture of people, places, and issues. Finally, students will move from analyzing news stories to sharing their learning. In their final projects, students will use creative expression and journalistic information to draw attention to the issues that matter to them.
Throughout this collection, facilitators have access to the option of requesting a free virtual visit with a Pulitzer Center journalist who can support students in digging deeper into any of these topics, getting their questions answered, and exploring careers in the journalism field.
Are you looking for media literacy activities for upper middle and high school learners? Check out The News and You: Journalism and Media Literacy for Grades 7-12, also on Mizzen.
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