Digital Citizenship PSA Poster: Google Slides Project for Grades 4-7

$4.00

A student-friendly digital citizenship project where students create a PSA poster in Google Slides to demonstrate safe, responsible online behavior — perfect for tech class or classroom integration.

A student-friendly digital citizenship project where students create a PSA poster in Google Slides to demonstrate safe, responsible online behavior — perfect for tech class or classroom integration.

Looking for a meaningful digital citizenship activity that goes beyond worksheets?

The Digital Citizenship Create a PSA Poster project gives students the opportunity to apply what they’ve learned by creating a Public Service Announcement poster in Google Slides. Instead of just answering questions, students show their understanding of digital citizenship topics through design, text, and thoughtful choices.

This project works well in technology class, computer labs, or classroom settings where students are learning how to communicate responsibly online while practicing real Google Slides skills.

What’s Included

  • Google Slides PSA poster template

  • Clear, student-friendly directions

  • Editable text boxes for student responses

  • Ready-to-assign format — no prep required

Skills Students Practice

  • Digital citizenship concepts and responsible online behavior

  • Creating and editing content in Google Slides

  • Using text boxes, formatting tools, and layout design

  • Communicating ideas clearly and creatively

Easy Ways to Use This Resource

  • Digital citizenship lessons in tech class

  • Computer lab projects

  • Classroom technology integration

  • Independent or small-group work

  • Assessment or review activity

Why This Project Works

Creating a PSA encourages students to think critically about digital behavior while giving them ownership of their learning. By combining content knowledge with digital creation, students stay engaged and produce work they’re proud to share. The structured template keeps the focus on learning — not troubleshooting — making it accessible for a wide range of skill levels.

This project is an excellent way to reinforce digital citizenship expectations while building practical Google Slides skills students will use all year.