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Emergency Computer Science Sub Plans for Coding with Choice Board
Looking for a ready to go editable sub template? These emergency sub plans provide a quick and easy computer science course sub plan that fits into any unit. There are 7 choices the substitute can choose from; it is designed with the middle school student in mind and comes both as PDF and as a Google Doc TM so it can be edited with your personal details. What's Included?Teacher DirectionsNote to SubstituteEmergency Lesson PlanClassroom Notes TemplateWebsite Evaluation FormVideo Evaluation Fo
7th - 8th
Computer Science - Technology
Artificial Intelligence Activities AI Policy Advisory Activities Middle School
Looking for engaging artificial intelligence activities that help students understand your school’s AI policy? This interactive AI Policy Scavenger Hunt gives students a fun, structured way to explore when AI is allowed, not allowed, and unclear using real school rules. Perfect for advisory activities middle school, digital citizenship lessons, or AI ethics units. Instead of simply reading a policy handout, students investigate real scenarios, find rules and consequences, debate gray areas, an
6th - 9th
Computer Science - Technology, For All Subjects, Informational Text
AI Policy Classroom Expectation BINGO & Artificial Intelligence Activities
Looking for engaging artificial intelligence activities that help students understand your school’s AI policy and expectations for responsible technology use? This AI Policy Bingo activity turns reviewing classroom expectations into a fun, discussion-based learning experience. Perfect for middle school classrooms, advisory periods, technology lessons, or digital citizenship units, this classroom expectation bingo game encourages students to think critically about how artificial intelligence
6th - 9th
Computer Science - Technology, Not Subject Specific
Dash Center Activities
With these slides, students will cycle through 3 centers using various Wonder Workshop accessories and learning more about programming! At each center, students will have to drag shapes and complete a Google Form as they are working to show their progress. These slides are ready to go and post to Google Classroom for easy center work. Students will be using Dash along with the ball launcher, Sketch Kit and Xylo.
4th - 6th
Computer Science - Technology, Geometry, Music Composition
HTML and CSS Cheat Sheet for Use with Code.org Unit 2
This Google Doc has a list of frequently used tags and links for use with code.org Unit 2. Share this doc with your students and they can add elements as they progress through the unit.
5th - 8th
Computer Science - Technology
Little Tiny Rooster Chapter 1- Typing and Online Activities
This is a week-by-week reading of the The Little Tiny Rooster by William Lipkind and Nicholas Mordvinoff (this is not my book). Students practice typing the words to the story and do interactive online activities. The lessons are designed to practice input skills for special education computer science courses.
Not Specific
Computer Science - Technology
Little Tiny Rooster Chapter 3 - Typing and Online Activities
This is a week-by-week reading of the The Little Tiny Rooster by William Lipkind and Nicholas Mordvinoff (this is not my book). Students practice typing the words to the story and do interactive online activities. The lessons are designed to practice input skills for special education computer science courses.
Not Specific
Computer Science - Technology
Little Tiny Rooster Chapter 2 - Typing and Online Activities
This is a week-by-week reading of the The Little Tiny Rooster by William Lipkind and Nicholas Mordvinoff (this is not my book). Students practice typing the words to the story and do interactive online activities. The lessons are designed to practice input skills for special education computer science courses.
Not Specific
Computer Science - Technology
Little Tiny Rooster Chapter 4 - Typing and Online Activities
This is a week-by-week reading of the The Little Tiny Rooster by William Lipkind and Nicholas Mordvinoff (this is not my book). Students practice typing the words to the story and do interactive online activities. The lessons are designed to practice input skills for special education computer science courses.
Not Specific
Computer Science - Technology
Intro and Goals for Technology Worksheet
This file contains two activities: a hardware vs. software sorting page and a worksheet that students can fill out at the start of a technology unit/beginning of a technology class to outline some of their goals. This worksheet is geared towards media technology and is helpful for the teacher to identify what the students are most excited to learn about. It also helps students review the main difference between hardware and software. This unit follows the NYS MST Standards for technology educat
2nd - 5th
Computer Science - Technology, Instructional Technology
Technology and Virtual Learning Google Form Survey
This product is a great first week activity! Approx. 15 questions related to common skills needed for students to be successful in virtual learning. Discover students comfort level with tasks such as logging on, copy/paste, split screen, screen capture. Ask about their access to internet at home, who helps with virtual learning, how they view themselves as an online learner and more. This would be a great way to determine which technology skills could use reinforcement or direct instruction to i
Not Specific
Computer Science - Technology, For All Subjects, Instructional Technology
Also included in: Virtual Learning Support - Growing Bundle!
Classroom Scavenger Hunt Form - Beginning of the Year or to Review Expectations
Welcome to the Back-to-School season with an engaging and interactive activity to help your students get familiar with group setup and collaboration! This editable Google Form Scavenger Hunt is designed to promote teamwork, problem-solving, and digital literacy. Students can complete it independently or in small groups, making it a versatile addition to your classroom resources. Key Features:Editable Form: You have full control over this Google Form. Make a copy and customize it to suit your spe
2nd - 5th
Classroom Community, Computer Science - Technology
DIGITAL HALL PASS GOOGLE FORM
Fill out the form before leaving to use the restroom. Students will scan QR code to fill out google form for hall pass. Social Distancing Safe.
Not Specific
Computer Science - Technology
Back to School - Distance Learning - Forms - Google Training - Surveys
About this resource:This bundle includes vital products to help teachers begin google classroom distance learning. All of these activities and forms can be used during face-to-face learning or distance learning. There is a basic and advanced version of interactive student training for Google Suites. These slides also include student challenges to practice different aspects of Google Suites. This bundle also includes digital citizenship and proper etiquette for online learning. There are four
6th - 9th
Computer Science - Technology, Instructional Technology
Ancient Rome- Video Comprehension (Google Form) - Quick Assessment
Assess student listening skills, reading skills, and ability to answer questions. Use this form as a quick homework assignment, or an independent activity in class. Use with Google Classroom to import grades quickly!
5th - 8th
Computer Science - Technology, European History, World History
Scratch Skills Checklist
With so many categories and blocks in Scratch try this handy dandy customizable Scratch Skills Checklist. All categories are listed on the left, color coded to match the colors in Scratch. Each category expands with the list of blocks underneath. There are columns to enter the date you introduced the category/block to students along with column for notes. You can customize this for your learning environment. Check out my website and blog for more free tech-ed ideas and resources. www.mrsgeeek
3rd - 6th
Computer Science - Technology, Instructional Technology
Emergency Computer Science Sub Plans for Longer Absences with Choice Board
Looking for a no prep and ready to go longer term sub plan? Out unexpectedly due to COVID or another emergency? These sub plans provide 5 days of lessons and activities that can fit into any computer science unit, can easily be implemented by a sub, and includes a choice board with 9 options. They are designed with the middle school student in mind, and strictly comes as a Google Doc ™ so it can be edited. PLEASE NOTE, SOME OF THE CHOICES ON THE CHOICE BOARD REQUIRE STUDENT SIGN UP ON WEB
6th - 7th
Computer Science - Technology
Finish Up Friday Checklist
I give these checklists out every Friday and give students time to go through all assignments and make sure they have turned them in. I usually have a highly-engaging activity for them to do when they complete the list to help motivate. This document contains one example of a checklist used for my Computer Science class and then a blank one to modify.
Not Specific
Computer Science - Technology
Back to School Bundle for Computer Science for Middle School
The Back-to-School Bundle for Computer Science consists of 5 different resources that are both geared towards teacher and student. For the teacher, there are templates to help get ready for Open House and other beginning of the year tasks. For students, the included activities help build classroom community and give learners voice and choice in their creations. These are no and low prep activities at a 20% DISCOUNT. Each activity is designed with the middle student in mind and can be used i
6th - 8th
Classroom Community, Computer Science - Technology
The Network Rebellion Escape Form
This Escape Room is a fun way for students to learn about computers and networks. It covers important ideas like computing devices, systems, networks, topologies, packets, bandwidth, and fault tolerance. The game format keeps students interested and helps them understand how these topics connect in real life. For teachers, this activity makes learning interactive and engaging. Instead of just reading or listening, students solve problems and apply their knowledge to move forward in the game.
9th - 12th
Computer Science - Technology
Computer Lab Lesson Plan Template
When I transitioned from my third grade classroom into the computer lab I needed a new way to keep my lessons organized. I was teaching 6 different grade levels (800 students) and had a six day rotation period. These lesson plan pages were developed so that I could easily track objectives, activities, and assessments for ALL of my classes on one page. Using Google Slides for a plan book makes it easy to drag, drop, and add text boxes as needed. At the beginning of the year I use Google's sha
1st - 4th
Computer Science - Technology, For All Subjects
Editable STEM Awards and Certificates End of Year STEAM Award Technology Awards
Celebrate your students with editable STEM awards and certificates. Recognize your students' hard work, creativity, and innovation with this set of 32 STEM Awards and 30 End of Year STEAM Awards. Whether you're celebrating young engineers, budding scientists, tech-savvy problem solvers, or artistic innovators, these awards make the perfect solution for your classroom. Looking for more end-of-year STEM activities? Grab the bundle and save!Why Choose These STEM and STEAM Awards?✔ Fully Editable
Not Specific
Computer Science - Technology, Engineering, Robotics
Also included in: End of Year STEAM & Last Week of School STEM Activities with STEM Award
Digital Choice Board Templates | Editable Google Slides | Distance Learning
Take the guesswork out of student choice with these "no-prep" Digital Choice Board Templates! Designed specifically for Google Slides, these editable templates are the ultimate tool for promoting student agency and differentiation in your paperless classroom.Whether you are teaching in person, 1:1, or through distance learning, choice boards are a powerful way to increase student engagement. This resource provides the "skeleton" for your lessons—all you have to do is type in your activities! Wit
K - 12th
Computer Science - Technology, Instructional Technology
AI & Digital Citizenship | 9th Grade Science + SEL Lessons & Contract
Get ahead of AI misuse in your classroom with this 6th–9th grade science lesson on artificial intelligence and digital citizenship. As tools like ChatGPT become more common, it's essential to set clear expectations around ethical technology use. This ready-to-teach resource helps you establish digital norms, build student accountability, and lead meaningful conversations about responsible AI use. What’s Included: ✔️ 14 Editable Teaching Slides (Google Slides + PDF) Covers What is AI?, r
6th - 9th
Character Education, Computer Science - Technology, Instructional Technology
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W.9-10.1
, W.9-10.4
, SL.9-10.1
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