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Family Media Plan is an interactive tool created by the American Academy of Pediatrics to help families develop healthy and balanced media habits. It allows parents and children to create personalized guidelines for screen time, device-free zones, sleep, physical activity, online safety, and age-appropriate media use, encouraging technology to fit into family life in a healthy and intentional way.

Common Sense Education is a free resource designed to help educators teach students essential digital citizenship and media literacy skills. The site offers classroom lessons, curriculum materials, edtech reviews, and professional development resources that help students use technology safely, responsibly, and effectively both in and outside the classroom.

Common Sense Media is a nonprofit website that helps parents, caregivers, and educators make informed decisions about the media children use. It provides age-based reviews of movies, TV shows, books, apps, games, and websites, along with expert advice and resources on topics like screen time, digital citizenship, and online safety to help kids use technology responsibly.

The National Association for Media Literacy Education (NAMLE) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing media literacy education for people of all ages. It provides educators, parents, students, and community members with resources, professional development, and research to help individuals access, analyze, evaluate, create, and act using all forms of media, promoting critical thinking and responsible media participation.

The Sesame Workshop Resources page provides free, research-based materials to support young children's learning, health, and emotional well-being. Families, caregivers, and educators can access videos, printable activities, games, storybooks, and parenting guidance on topics such as school readiness, managing emotions, healthy habits, autism support, and navigating difficult life experiences.

PBS LearningMedia – Center for Excellence in Teaching (CET) is a free educational resource that provides teachers, parents, and students with standards-aligned lesson plans, videos, interactive activities, and classroom materials across a wide range of subjects. The platform is designed to support engaging, media-rich learning experiences while helping educators integrate high-quality digital content into their instruction.

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