What Does DLCS Look Like in an Elementary Classroom?

Students are not just learning how to use technology — they are learning how to use technology with purpose.

Elementary students:

• Ask questions
• Create solutions
• Design and build
• Program and test ideas
• Collaborate with others
• Reflect on their learning
• Make responsible choices online

Teachers create engaging learning experiences where students become thinkers, creators, problem solvers, and responsible digital citizens.

Digital Citizenship Starts Early

Elementary students learn how to participate safely and responsibly in digital spaces.

Students develop skills in:

• Online safety
• Privacy and personal information
• Respectful communication
• Media literacy
• Digital footprints

Tools That Support Learning

Students use a variety of digital tools and resources based on the learning goal.

Examples include:

• Microsoft 365
• Code.org
• Common Sense Education
• Canva
• Bee-Bots
• Ozobots
• micro:bits
• Robotics and physical computing tools

The tool is selected because it supports meaningful learning.

Preparing Students for the Future

Through elementary DLCS experiences, students build the foundation to become confident digital learners who are ready to think critically, create boldly, solve problems, and lead responsibly in a digital world.