What lesson plans resonate for middle school digital citizenship, addressing misinfo

[Jerry_W]

I'm a middle school teacher developing a new unit on digital citizenship for my students, moving beyond basic internet safety to cover topics like recognizing misinformation, understanding digital footprints, and engaging in respectful online discourse. I'm finding it challenging to make these concepts tangible and relevant to 12-year-olds who are active on social platforms but don't always see the consequences of their actions. For educators who have taught this, what lesson plans or interactive activities resonated most with your students? How do you address nuanced issues like cyberbullying bystander intervention or the ethics of sharing memes without coming across as preachy or out of touch with their online realities?