Computer Programming

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Editable Log In Cards For Computer Programs and GOOGLE CLASSROOM FREEBIE

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Are you looking for a way to help your children log on to various computer programs? Then download these computer password cards and go! Enjoy this classroom management resource which is comprised of TWO different EDITABLE computer log in cards. Both cards come in color and in black and white. ALL YOU NEED TO DO IS DUPLICATE AS MANY CARDS AS YOU NEED FOR YOUR CLASS ONCE YOU OPEN THIS RESOURCE BY RIGHT CLICKING ON THE SLIDE AND CLICKING ON DUPLICATE SLIDE. TYPE IN YOUR STUDENTS' INFORMATION

PreK - 2nd

Computer Science - Technology, Instructional Technology

Student Computer Passwords for Teacher Files

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Stuff and Things

The beginning of the year is stressful. 30 kids signing into computers, forgetting their username and passwords over and over again! I made this to keep a record of the information for my core 1 students (middle school style). They are asked to bookmark important websites after writing their username, password and lunch number. I recommend copying this file and adding screenshots of the specific learning programs you want them to bookmark. I collected the papers and kept them secure. Ideally I

4th - 7th

Computer Science - Technology, For All Subjects

Student Log-In Password Cards | Computer Log-In Cards for Students

Brewed For Brilliance

Computer Virus – Introduction, Signs, and Precautions Video Quiz

Innovate Tech Computer Science Resources

Student Computer Log in Cards

katie mccullough

Technology Policies and Contract

Katina's Creations

Chromebook Scavenger Hunt

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Pocket full of Paperclips

Make finding apps and programs on a Chromebook a game! Use this bingo board for students to use as a guide to find apps, programs or websites on a Google Chromebook.

1st - 8th

Computer Science - Technology

UPDATED! Digital Restroom Pass: Use with QR Codes or Set Up on Classroom Device

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Your Science Teacher

Make your classroom digital with ease by creating a digital restroom pass. I have this form pulled up on a computer in the back of the room and students fill it out quickly and take the pass. No need to have them document the time because when you look at the spreadsheet the form creates, a timestamp is given. If you want to take it a step further, link the pass to a QR code. Then have students scan the QR code with their technology (everyone used snapchat to scan QR codes in my room) and fill o

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For All Subjects