News Literacy, Media Literacy, and Digital Literacy Skills Growing Bundle
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Looking for ways to teach modern literacy skills? Hoping to engage middle and high school students in relevant topics like AI and digital citizenship while maintaining connections to academic content? Want to naturally embed social-emotional learning into your curriculum? This is the bundle for you!
Our 21st Century Literacy bundle includes products to help you teach the literacy skills students need to navigate our changing world. Digital literacy, media literacy, and news literacy skills are more important than ever. Our resources are tried-and-tested to engage students in the topics that matter to them while connecting to many different content areas.
This bundle currently includes...
- A Media Bias Mini-Research Project to get students thinking about and evaluating the news they consume
- An I Spy AI lesson plan to proactively address ChatGPT in a creative, engaging way
- An AI Policy Creation project to tackle AI ethics and promote research & writing skills
- A License to Post creative writing and discussion activity where students imagine a world in which social media users must meet requirements to participate, much like a driver's test!
- An Article Analysis One-Pager that guides students to analyze any article they come across
- A "Broadcast That Terrified a Nation" Viewing Guide for a documentary about the infamous War of the Worlds radio show that scared the masses and brings to light interesting questions about media ethics
- A viewing guide for "The Monsters are Due on Maple Street" that includes a choice board with news, media, and digital literacy connections.
- ...and more in the future, as this bundle continues to grow!
Teachers in a variety of content areas will find these materials useful! From English Language Arts to Social Studies, from Journalism to Sociology, from Debate to Health and Wellness, we are confident that secondary teachers and students will see value in these resources.
But don’t just take our word for it! Here’s why buyers LOVE this resource!
⭐⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ “The article analysis and mini research project were perfect for teaching about media bias and allowing the students to analyze current events and relevant topics.” - Jill D
Please see each individual product listing for more details and product previews! And remember, purchasing the bundle now at our lowest-ever price means you get all future updates FOR FREE!
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Teacher reviews
“This was a great resource. My students were engaged and I so glad I could incorporate it into my classroom!”
“This was so well laid out and engaging lesson for media literacy. Students loved the main project and we had a great time and some great discussions.”
Products in this bundle (7)
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Media Bias Mini-Research Project to Promote News LiteracyReady-to-use project for ELA, Social Studies, Journalism, Sociology, and more!This research-based mini-project will allow students to build their news & media literacy skills while practicing research & writing competencies. Students will learn how to...Identify media biasEvaluate a source's
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I Spy AI: Creative, Engaging Lesson to Address ChatGPT & Artificial IntelligenceNot sure how to address ChatGPT and other AI tools in the secondary classroom? Worried about the use of artificial intelligence and plagiarism in schools? Looking to engage middle and high school students in relevant, age-appropriate discussions about current events in technology while increasing di
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Social Media & Freedom of Speech Digital Citizenship for Middle & High SchoolTeach about digital literacy in a relevant, engaging way!This lesson engages students in a digital citizenship activity related to social media and freedom of speech. Students will...Complete a KWL chartConsider their ideal social media platformWatch a video (linked in resource) about social media &
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"The Broadcast That Terrified a Nation" Viewing Guide - The War of the WorldsEngage students in Inside a Mind's documentary about Orson Welles' The War of the Worlds broadcast! Students will answer 11 thought-provoking questions while watching the documentary titled "The Broadcast That Terrified a Nation." This documentary is available on YouTube from the channel "Inside a M
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Article Analysis One-Pager - Works with ANY ARTICLE in ANY CLASS!This article analysis worksheet is a great one-pager for any class! From English & Social Studies to electives & STEM...if you use articles in your course, this resource is for you! Simply assign an article (or provide students with options or allow them to find their own). Then, students re
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The Monsters are Due on Maple Street Viewing Guide - News Literacy ConnectionsBring the classic Twilight Zone episode "The Monsters are Due on Maple Street" into the 21st century with this editable viewing guide, complete with comprehension questions, a critical thinking reflection, and a leveled choice board! Are you showing "The Monsters are Due on Maple Street" and hunting
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Create an AI Policy Project - ChatGPT Digital Literacy Activity for High SchoolNot sure how to address artificial intelligence in the secondary classroom? Concerned about plagiarism and the ethics of ChatGPT and other generative AI programs? Looking for an engaging, relevant way to build argumentative writing skills? This AI policy project was made for YOU!Artificial intellige
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October 15, 2026While I absolutely enjoy this resource, I had some initial difficulty getting my students to actually be able to work on it individually. First, it is online only through google slides; so, I made a copy as instructed. However, the mistake I made was sharing that copy with all of my students. When they accessed it, they were all editing the same copy. I had to make a copy for each of my students and share it with them individually. Second, I had to give each student editor permission (I only missed this step twice). That being said I do love the resource as it self-checks, enabling students to get a 100% and complete the picture. I plan to us it again.
Reply from Surviving in Secondary
Hi Velma, thank you for letting us know you liked this resource. Typically, once you create your own copy, we recommend sharing that through your schools Learning Management system and then there is typically a spot to click that creates individual copies for students. Hopefully that can streamline that process for you for future use!
Velma A.
Grades taught: 8th, 9th
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September 29, 2026My kids needed some extra practice with 2 column proofs and this resource fit the bill. Thanks!
Steve C.
Grades taught: 9th, 10th
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For The Skeletal System Medical Terminology Practice
September 28, 2026This was a fun worksheet that was low stress that my students could do alone or together to test their knowledge.
Amy P.
Grades taught: 9th, 10th, 11th, 12th
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September 24, 2026I purchased specifically for bell work. It was perfect for my sixth grade Earth & Space class. They enjoyed it.
Marica B.
Grades taught: 6th
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For Poetry Terms and Poetic Devices Review Game - Digital Activity for Secondary ELA
September 20, 2026This material was easy to use and adapt as needed.
Laura U.
Grades taught: 6th, 7th, 8th
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For Commonly Confused Words Maze - No-Prep English Language Arts Activity
September 20, 2026My students had fun completing this assignment. Great review!
Alicia W.
Grades taught: 7th, 8th, 6th
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For Daily Career-Based Math Bell Ringers: Engaging 9-12th Grade Warm-Ups
September 15, 2026I absolutely love this resource! I use it daily as bellwork for my high school Algebra and Financial Algebra Special Education classes. It answers the age old question- "When will we ever use math in real life?" I've been teaching for 15 years and this may be one of my favorite finds ever!
Reply from Surviving in Secondary
Hi Marissa, thank you so much for this feedback! That is the exact question we were trying to answer when we were designing this resource!
Marissa R.
Grades taught: 9th, 10th, 11th, 12th
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For Tools of Astronomy Poster Project and Gallery Walk
September 9, 2026This was a great activity to do while in the middle of our astronomy unit.
Reply from Surviving in Secondary
Hi Kelly, thank you for the review! We’re happy to hear it worked well in your astronomy unit.
Kelly L.
Grades taught: 10th, 11th, 12th
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For Literary Devices Color by Code - No-Prep ELA Review - Test Prep Activity
September 7, 2026A decent resource. Well constructed and a good time saver.
Jennifer F.
Grades taught: 9th, 10th, 11th, 12th
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For Limetown Season 1 Podcast Listening Guide BUNDLE - No-Prep Scaffolded One-Pagers
September 6, 2026A great resource to help build lessons to help students understand and develop skills.
Crystal B.
Grades taught: 8th, 7th
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