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Coding Images For Beginners: Computer code
Today we are going to transfer an image in code the way an electronic device would do. This is a beginners lesson in image coding for grades K-7. No matter who you are you will enjoy this informative lesson that educates and leads you through a lesson in electrical device coding. This lesson includes: the lesson , discussion picture of the flamingo, and other examples and printable graph paper.
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Computer Science - Technology, Other (Science), Robotics
CCSS
K.CC.B.4c
, K.CC.C.7
, CCRA.L.3
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Cybersecurity Careers for Students – Interactive Pathway Infographic + Poster
Empower students with a roadmap infographic to a career in cybersecurity! This interactive infographic links to valuable resources where students can develop coding, networking, and cybersecurity skills for free. It also includes a direct link to a top cybersecurity college program, helping students explore a cybersecurity degree. Whether students are considering internships, entry-level IT roles or aiming for top cybersecurity careers, this infographic guides students through the skill
9th - 12th, Higher Education
Computer Science - Technology, For All Subjects
CCSS
RI.9-10.7
, RI.11-12.7
Parameters vs. Arguments Poster (Make a Burger MakeCode Example)
This poster image highlights the relationship between parameters and arguments with a fun example (ordering a custom burger). It uses example images from the Microsoft MakeCode block-based programming language. Note: Print not included. You can download the image and print or post digitally for your students.
9th - 12th
Computer Science - Technology
IB MYP Design Criterion Icons
This clean and student-friendly icon set aligns with the four IB MYP Design criteria (A: Inquiring and Analyzing, B: Developing Ideas, C: Creating the Solution, D: Evaluating). Each icon is designed to visually reinforce the purpose of each criterion, helping students better engage with the design cycle. I use these icons in posters, slides, worksheets, and rubrics to give students consistent visual cues. Over time, these graphics help students develop stronger associations with each phase of
6th - 10th
Computer Science - Technology, Instructional Technology
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