Description
Help students explore how information is sent, received, and decoded with this 4th grade science watch station focused on computer coding, computer programs, cell phones, and Morse code. This engaging NGSS 4-PS4.C science activity uses four high-interest videos and follow-up response pages to make abstract communication concepts easier for students to understand.
Designed for upper elementary learners, this science station gives students the opportunity to build background knowledge about digital communication, coding, and technology systems while practicing listening comprehension and written responses. It is a great fit for science rotations, STEM enrichment, independent work, or technology-integrated instruction.
🎯 Skills Covered
- Understanding basic computer coding concepts
- Explaining what a computer program is
- Learning how cell phones work
- Identifying how Morse code sends information
- Describing how information can be transmitted over distances
- Practicing listening comprehension with science content
- Responding to questions using written evidence
- Strengthening understanding of NGSS 4-PS4.C
📦 What’s Included
- 4 Watch-a-Video topics
- Computer Coding
- What Is a Computer Program?
- How a Cell Phone Works
- Morse Code
- Teacher notes
- Printable watch station cards with video links and QR codes
- Student worksheets with open-ended questions
- Fill-in-the-blank response pages
- Multiple choice task cards
- Google Forms / digital resource links
- Answer key
🧠 How to Use
- Use as a watch station during science rotations
- Assign in small groups, independently, or as a tech center
- Pair with science journals for written responses
- Use printable or digital formats for flexible classroom setup
- Add to a communication, waves, or technology science unit
❤️ Why Teachers Love It
- ✔️ Focuses on engaging, real-world science topics
- ✔️ Makes complex technology concepts more accessible
- ✔️ Includes both printable and digital options
- ✔️ Easy to differentiate with multiple response formats
- ✔️ Supports science and ELA skill integration
- ✔️ Simple to prep for centers or station work
This Watch a Video science station is an easy way to bring coding and communication technology into your classroom while keeping students engaged and accountable for their learning.
This WATCH station is also available in a larger bundle of 7 stations at a discount.
Talk to Me Science Stations for Fourth Grade Next Generation Science Standards include 7 different science stations where students deepen their understanding of communication through codes & technology. The focus is on 4-PS4.C and includes concepts such as computer coding, cell phones, satellites, Morse code, binary numbers, drum code messages, digital and analog technology, and sending and receiving codes.
TERMS OF USE
Copyright © What I Have Learned, Jessica Boschen
Permission to copy for single classroom or homeschool family use only.
This product may not be distributed or displayed digitally for public view.
Please purchase additional licenses if you intend to share this product.
WATCH a Video - Computer Coding, Cell Phones, Morse Code - 4th Grade Science
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Description
Help students explore how information is sent, received, and decoded with this 4th grade science watch station focused on computer coding, computer programs, cell phones, and Morse code. This engaging NGSS 4-PS4.C science activity uses four high-interest videos and follow-up response pages to make abstract communication concepts easier for students to understand.
Designed for upper elementary learners, this science station gives students the opportunity to build background knowledge about digital communication, coding, and technology systems while practicing listening comprehension and written responses. It is a great fit for science rotations, STEM enrichment, independent work, or technology-integrated instruction.
🎯 Skills Covered
- Understanding basic computer coding concepts
- Explaining what a computer program is
- Learning how cell phones work
- Identifying how Morse code sends information
- Describing how information can be transmitted over distances
- Practicing listening comprehension with science content
- Responding to questions using written evidence
- Strengthening understanding of NGSS 4-PS4.C
📦 What’s Included
- 4 Watch-a-Video topics
- Computer Coding
- What Is a Computer Program?
- How a Cell Phone Works
- Morse Code
- Teacher notes
- Printable watch station cards with video links and QR codes
- Student worksheets with open-ended questions
- Fill-in-the-blank response pages
- Multiple choice task cards
- Google Forms / digital resource links
- Answer key
🧠 How to Use
- Use as a watch station during science rotations
- Assign in small groups, independently, or as a tech center
- Pair with science journals for written responses
- Use printable or digital formats for flexible classroom setup
- Add to a communication, waves, or technology science unit
❤️ Why Teachers Love It
- ✔️ Focuses on engaging, real-world science topics
- ✔️ Makes complex technology concepts more accessible
- ✔️ Includes both printable and digital options
- ✔️ Easy to differentiate with multiple response formats
- ✔️ Supports science and ELA skill integration
- ✔️ Simple to prep for centers or station work
This Watch a Video science station is an easy way to bring coding and communication technology into your classroom while keeping students engaged and accountable for their learning.
This WATCH station is also available in a larger bundle of 7 stations at a discount.
Talk to Me Science Stations for Fourth Grade Next Generation Science Standards include 7 different science stations where students deepen their understanding of communication through codes & technology. The focus is on 4-PS4.C and includes concepts such as computer coding, cell phones, satellites, Morse code, binary numbers, drum code messages, digital and analog technology, and sending and receiving codes.
TERMS OF USE
Copyright © What I Have Learned, Jessica Boschen
Permission to copy for single classroom or homeschool family use only.
This product may not be distributed or displayed digitally for public view.
Please purchase additional licenses if you intend to share this product.











