In regards to the ISTE Standards: Students, I looked in depth at standard 1.2 Digital Citizen. The standard reads as follows, "Students recognize the rights, responsibilities and opportunities of living, learning and working in an interconnected digital world, and they act and model in ways that are safe, legal and ethical." For early elementary levels, it is easy to dismiss the need for teaching awareness about the digital world, but it is better sooner than later. The same traits we want our students to exhibit online can be exhibited in person as well. On a digital platform, negative comments or feedback can be focused on at a much higher rate than positive comments. This goes to show the need for kindness and respect. In a younger class (who may not be involved much in the digital world) can experiment this with a pencil to paper activity. 

Each student will write their name on a standard piece of paper. This paper will be passed around. Upon receiving someone else's paper, the student can choose to write something positive about the person, or nothing at all. The activity ends once everyone has had a chance to write on each student's paper. The closing for the activity can be a discussion on how we like to be known for being positive and kind, rather than being mean and negative.