Ms. McNamara has a list of great picture books for teaching digital literacy in the classroom by way of shared picture books that she has shared with you already.  The list included:

• The Technology Tail
• Chicken Clicking
• But I read it on the internet! 
• Once Upon a Time Online
• Goodnight, iPad
  • And more

Today, I learned about 5 new digital citizenship picture books to share with the kiddos, and here they are:

• Blackout by John Rocco
  • Will ignite "discussions about balancing screen time and other activities" (School Library Journal) 
• Nerdy Birdy Tweets by Aaron Reynolds
  • Reminds students that while technology can connect us with people all around the world, the people in our real lives are also important
• Goodnight Selfie by Scott Menchin 
  • Helps children learn about the choices they need to make when developing their online persona--how to shape their digital footprint
• Webster's Manners by Hannah Whaley
  • School Library Journal says that this book is "an excellent choice to kick off conversations about classroom tech expectations"
• Troll Stinks by Jeanne Willis 
  • Shows the power of words to hurt, even through a screen.  

 Here is another resource on the topic:  https://nerdybookclub.wordpress.com/2016/11/27/top-ten-picture-books-to-use-to-teach-digital-literacy-by-erin-marone/

Which books are you using with your children and students to talk about digital citizenship?