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Debugging Escape Room *No Prep!*
This gamified lesson is designed to deepen students' knowledge of coding. Students will apply their learning of debugging in navigating the digital escape. This puzzle encourages critical thinking and collaboration skills while reviewing content. The activity is designed as an extension or enrichment of your coding unit. Simply share the link on page two with your class; there is no prep needed. The escape room will guide students to correct answers in order to move through the escape room. We
2nd - 6th
Engineering, Robotics
Coding Unplugged: Offline Puzzle for Middle School│Single Puzzle Card- Sports
Translate an algorithm to create art! Basic coding skills are put to the test with these pencil-and-paper coding puzzles. Students will translate the arrow code using the Programming Key to draw the secret image. Perfect as a computer-free sub activity, or use as a no-prep option for early finishers or after state testing! Find the full resource here. This Free Resource contains one single puzzle card that can be used as a quick worksheet, or can be laminated and used again and again! The FU
4th - 9th
Computer Science - Technology
Also included in: Coding Unplugged YEAR-LONG CODING PUZZLE BUNDLE for Middle School
An English rebus puzzle for Halloween
Thanks to their texting skills, today’s kids “get” the principle behind rebus puzzles intuitively. Especially recommended for creative and gifted students. P.S. Because TPT’s algorithms seemed confused by my traditional (pedantic?) spelling of “Hallowe’en”, I’ve amended it to “Halloween” in the title. Sigh.
4th - 8th
Also included in: My English Halloween bundle
Multi-Digit Multiplication BOOM CARDS™
⭐ Christmas-Themed BOOM CARDS™ to practice Multi-Digit Multiplication⭐ Download this deck of Boom Cards to your teacher account and assign them to your students for a quick check of their ability to multiply (3-digit by 2-digit) using the standard algorithm. Can be used as: Independent WorkStationsExit TicketEarly Finisher WorkInformal AssessmentExtension work for your high achieversNote:⭐Students will need scratch paper or whiteboards to show their work using the standard algorithm ⭐Students mu
3rd - 6th
Arithmetic, Basic Operations
CCSS
5.NBT.B.5
¿Tendencia o Trampa? Discussion Prompt Cards: Free Resource
The best discussions don't start with a textbook question. They start with a real one. ¿Tendencia o Trampa? Discussion Prompt Cards gives Spanish II students six culturally grounded prompts that push past surface-level conversation into genuine critical thinking: about fast fashion, greenwashing, AI, consumerism, secondhand culture, and the algorithms shaping what young people see and want. Each card is written in both Spanish and English, making it accessible for immersion and sheltered instruc
4th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Latino and Hispanic Studies, Spanish
The Leopard Behind the Moon-compare/contrast (from full unit)
This is part of a larger resource designed to accompany Mayonn Paasewe-Valchev's debut novel The Leopard Behind the Moon. Printables include- discussion questionscompare and contraststory elementsevent/story mapvocabulary
3rd - 6th
English Language Arts, Literature, Reading Strategies
Editable Reading Groups Planner | FREEBIE
Are you looking for a QUICK and EASY way to plan and document your small group reading plans? Are you searching for a streamlined planner to document differentiated instruction to meet the needs of all your students? This EDITABLE READING GROUPS PLANNER is just what you need! Keep track of your data and small group planning, reading instructions, student-driven goals, accommodations, modifications, and/or interventions. WHAT'S INCLUDEDEditable Reading Groups Planner | Color and B&W OptionPDF R
K - 5th
Reading
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