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hand2mind Digital Citizenship Intermediate Task Cards, Ages 8+, Computer Science & Technology for Kids 8-12, STEM Projects, STEM Activities for Classroom, Science Classroom Supplies

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  • STEM LEARNING FOR KIDS AGES 8-12: Prepare students for the digital world with engaging activities! These cards provide structure by giving students challenges to problem-solve and reach a solution.
  • COMPUTER SCIENCE FOR KIDS: The Intermediate Task Card Set focuses on applying the fundamentals of digital citizenship to real-world scenarios. Each set includes 18 standards-aligned task cards.
  • STEM BINS FOR CLASSROOM: Each card features a task prompt based on a real-world solution, an illustration to help students visualize the desired outcome of the task, a Think About It Scenario, and an additional activity to extend student learning.
  • LIFE SKILLS FOR KIDS: The Think About It Scenarios encourage critical reflection on digital actions while also incorporating key computer science vocabulary to build both digital and technical literacy in your classroom.
  • SCIENCE TEACHER CLASSROOM MUST HAVES: These Task Cards are available in both beginner and intermediate levels, ensuring students develop. This set is the Intermediate Set for ages 8+.

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Prepare students for the digital world with engaging activities! These cards provide structure by giving students challenges to problem-solve and reach a solution. The Intermediate Task Card Set introduces the fundamentals of digital citizenship in an easy-to-understand way. Each set includes 18 standards-aligned task cards. Each card features a task prompt based on a real-world solution, an illustration to help students visualize the desired outcome of the task, a “Think About It” Scenario, and an additional activity to extend student learning. The “Think About It” Scenarios encourage critical reflection on digital actions while also incorporating key computer science vocabulary to build both digital and technical literacy in your classroom. These Task Cards are available in both beginner and intermediate levels, ensuring students develop. This set is the Intermediate Set for ages 8+. For over 55 years, hand2mind has encouraged hands-on learning and discovery, driving deeper understanding and helping children unlock their full potential. hand2mind specializes in science kits and stem toys designed to help students learn by doing. Our offering of stem kits range from chemistry sets to rocket science kits to earth science sets and much more. From early science kits to middle school lab supplies, hand2mind has you covered with products designed to enhance learning in the classroom and the world around us. Through hands-on exploration and discovery, we strive to find new ways to encourage students in math practice, literacy activities, STEM education and more!

Product Dimensions: 4"L x 5"W


UPC: 848850122486


Item Weight: 3.52 ounces


Country of Origin: USA


Item model number: 97489


Manufacturer recommended age: 8 years and up


Release date: January 20, 2025


Manufacturer: hand2mind


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • High value, Low cost
I ordered these task cards for three reasons. First, I know a lot about being a digital citizen, but I wanted to know what I didn’t know. In spite of these cards being geared toward 8 to 12 year old children, I figured there was still a good chance that I would learn something. And yes, there was new information for me to learn, or, at least to think about. Second, I like this format of learning activity. With the information presented on individual cards, it is easy to focus, and easy to physically arrange the cards in a way that suits the individual. Third, I have nieces and nephews that I spend a lot of time with. Both the topic of being a digital citizen and the format provide a great opportunity for some fun and valuable activities and games. This set of cards is nicely designed and well made. Even if some of the information is obsolete in a few more years, the cards are well worth it, especially at their price point. For me, having this set of digital citizen task cards is high value and low cost. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 4, 2025 by wad
    • Digital Citizenship "Task" Cards - Seem like they would be helpful for homeschooling
I probably misunderstood what I was ordering, so please bear with me. I think the optimal use of these cards would be for home-schooling parents looking for ways to check boxes. If you work through these cards, in a sincere way, with conscientious participation by your children (or other students), yes, they will definitely learn things that will help them, and it will help them out. They will learn some important skills and will probably look at some things a little bit differently. I appreciate the fact that intellectual property rights, attribution, copyrights, and creative commons were covered because it seems as though there are a whole lot of people who do not know about (or care about) such things. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2025 by professional grade
    • Approachable Digital Citizenship Cards with great information
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My elementary school-aged kids have Digital Citizenship lessons in school, but I wanted to augment what they're learning at home, so I grabbed these cards. Not only do they provide great information, similar to the school lessons, but they're engaging with wonderful and fun activities for both the kids and me to do together. Some of the tasks might be too difficult for younger kids (such as remixing a song and flagging the areas that should be credited to the original artist), but those are great for engaging older kids, and there's plenty of overlap in information taught to allow for picking and choosing which lessons you think will apply best to your kids based on interests and age without having to worry they'll miss something. The cards are held together with a basic ring, but it's hard to get open, so while it's a pain to get the cards onto the ring at first, there's no chance they'll come off on their own. The cards are well-printed and difficult to rip or damage, and the verbiage used is easy to understand for all age groups. These are truly a must for helping kids understand how to protect themselves and respect others while using digital sources and content. Great set! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 4, 2025 by KinDC KinDC
    • Just what I was looking for without realizing it.
I like how the cards use examples youth can relate to, such as thinking of your favorite song or cartoon character. Each card provides enough information to get the lesson across. It helps with engagement instead of the activities becoming a long drawn-out lesson. The pictures provided are true to how the cards arrived. The ring to hold the cards isn't flimsy. I don't foresee the cards falling off the ring. Also, the cards are laminated with some thickness to it. They will tear when done so deliberately, but shouldn't tear with a turn of the page. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 17, 2025 by DeliDel
    • Great online safety tool for kids
As my children gain more access to the internet, I recognize the responsibility that comes with it—some of which I can't personally oversee, even if I'm hypervigilant. I ordered these cards as a way to introduce online safety and respectful behavior, and these cards excel at breaking down complex concepts into age-appropriate tasks. They introduce topics I'm not sure I would have ever considered if I was left to my own devices. I agree these would be best for the 8-12 year old crowd - I can see my young teens thinking that some of the activities are too basic. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 11, 2025 by Anon
    • Disappointing!
I might be the outlier here, but I think that these digital citizenship cards failed big time. I was expecting them to cover many topics, like spam, talking to strangers online, protecting your personal information, not sharing your name, etc. It covered none of that. The cards only focused ad nauseum on copyrights especially for music and one card on clickbait. Total waste. There are likely 50 topics including charging your devices and this company picked out 2 topics. Basically, this product (yes, laminated well, ring to hold them, etc.) was to be an INFORMATION product for a parent to help kids with or kids to help themselves. I bet you can find information on the Internet to be superior. Save your money. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 16, 2025 by Insightful Reviewer
    • Important Information
This is an important topic to discuss at school or in the home. These cards offer a great starting point to kick off a conversation about digital citizenship and internet safety. If you purchased the similar set offered by this company for younger kids, then the format is comparable for these cards. It has definitions of some terms and it tries to connect ideas to real life situations that kids have encountered on-line. Like the other set, I feel like some of the assignments or vocabulary words could be too difficult for the targeted age group, so more teacher help might be required. Overall, I like these cards. It would be fairly easy to just google this type of stuff, but at the same time, it's nice to have it laid out to save the work/time. We homeschool, and this is just another educational tool that we use. Almost all kids are on the Internet for some reason or another now, so it is really important to start these discussions as early as possible. Just keep in mind, this is just some heavy stock paper cards on a metal ring, so nothing fancy. I look at reviews a lot while shopping. I hope this review helps! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2025 by my opinion

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