Coding Without Computers

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Lines & Comments in p5.js – Lesson 2

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🎯 Lines & Comments in p5.js – Lesson 2 Build on your students’ coding foundation with Lesson 2: Lines & Comments in p5.js! In this engaging follow-up lesson, students review plotting points and take the next step by connecting points to create lines—while also learning how to write and use comments in their code. This lesson continues to blend math, coding, and creativity, helping students deepen their understanding in a fun, visual way. 📦 What’s Included: ✅ Editable Canva lesson templ

5th - 8th

Computer Science - Technology, Geometry, Graphing

Mind Gym Brain Boost, Printable Coordination Dual Hand Games and Worksheet

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PsychoScreen

Boost your child’s focus, coordination, and cognitive fitness with these Printable Brain Gym Worksheets with Lines! Designed for preschoolers and early school-age kids, these dual hand coordination activities help strengthen both brain hemispheres. These activities support visual, motor, and thinking skills perfect for: - Brain training games and classroom activities - Occupational therapy sessions - Home learning and preschool brain development - Fun bilateral hand coordination practice Extra F

PreK - 5th

Geometry, Graphic Arts, Mental Math

Also included in: BUNDLE of all my Brain Boost Worksheets, Brain coordination, bilateral activity

6th grade math| Area of Triangle, Trapezoid & Parallelogram Digital Activity

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Mustache Math

📐 Does your class struggle to remember which formula goes with which shape? This ready-to-use digital area activity gives students the practice they need — with built-in answer checking so you don't have to do the grading. Includes decimal and fractional lengths to meet 6th grade standards. What's Included: ✅ 3 different digital practice activities. ✅ Students calculate the area of triangles, trapezoids, parallelograms, and rectangles using labeled diagrams and real-world word problems. ✅

5th - 8th

Geometry, Math Test Prep

CCSS

6.G.A.1

ART JAMS: Art Basics - Shape

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phyllis lear

A shape is a two-dimensional (flat) area surrounded and enclosed by a line. Shapes can be solid (filled) or hollow (unfilled). There are two basic types of shape: geometric and organic. An abstract design is an arrangement of shapes and lines. Abstract design does not try to show a person, place or thing. This lesson presents a basic abstract design then suggests variations to the basic design and how them in other academic disciplines. Abstract designs are great works of art and can be used t

1st - 12th

For All Subjects, General Science, Geometry, Visual Arts

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