To develop knowledge on copyright and fair use in literacy

English Language Arts

• The student learned about the concept of copyright and how it protects original works.
• They learned about fair use and how it allows for limited use of copyrighted material for certain purposes.
• The student learned about the importance of giving credit to the original creators of works when using them in their own projects.
• They understand the potential consequences of copyright infringement and the ethical implications of using others' work without permission.

To further develop their knowledge on copyright and fair use, the student can engage in activities such as researching and presenting case studies of copyright infringement in the literary world, participating in discussions or debates on the topic, or creating their own original works and applying fair use principles in their usage of other works.

Book Recommendations

• The Copyright Book by Joy Butler: This book provides an age-appropriate introduction to copyright law and fair use for young readers, using engaging examples and illustrations.
• Copyright Law for Kids by Tim McKeon: A comprehensive guide that explains copyright law in a simplified manner, helping students understand their rights and responsibilities as creators and users of content.
• My Creative Rights by Maria Dismondy: This book teaches children about copyright and fair use through a relatable story about a young girl who learns the importance of respecting others' creative rights.