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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
Math x Python Series - Coding Linear Relations (Project 8 - Student Guide)
Empower Your Students with Hands-On Data Visualization!Unlock deeper understanding of linear relationships and prediction error with the Project 8 Student Guide: Enhanced Graphing with Matplotlib—a student-friendly roadmap that transforms abstract algebra into interactive, real-world analysis. Why Teachers & Students Will Love This Guide Student-Centered Design Clear, Step-by-Step Instructions: Guided pseudocode planning and code snippets walk learners through each function, reducing frus
7th - 9th, Adult Education
Algebra, Computer Science - Technology, Other (Math)
Elementary Library Media Center Scope and Sequence / Planning Document
A very easy way to organize what you're teaching by week and quarter. Each content area is color coded so you can easily see what type of content you're teaching and to which grades. -Pre-K through 5th Grades broken down by quarter and by week-ELA & Content Areas Addressed-STEM-Library Skills-Links to Resources IncludedI have an A/B schedule, but you CAN use this for a regular weekly schedule too! If you need to use it as weekly, just type in other activities in the black spaces and change the
PreK - 5th
Computer Science - Technology, Library Skills
Pixels to Play: Using Video Game Design in the Classroom
This Google Slide presentation helps you integrate video game design into your classroom, or just create a video game design class for your school. This presentation contains lesson plan ideas, links to resources, information to create a class proposal, 4 instructional videos on how to get started with Construct (a video game design engine that requires no coding knowledge) and more.
Not Specific
Computer Science - Technology, Other (Arts), Visual Arts
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
School Phone Policy Toolkit | Digital Citizenship | Student Voice K–12 Activity
A research-backed, human-centered, whole-school phone use approach which will help in reducing device distraction and improving student wellbeing through a balance program focused on digital wellness and media literacy. Engage your students in the process without signing phone contracts. Teachers and school leaders are tired of constant phone battles, unclear expectations, and inconsistent follow-through. This toolkit helps schools create a developmentally appropriate framework so device boundar
K - 12th
Computer Science - Technology, Not Subject Specific, Social Emotional Learning
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
Google Doc Review Scavenger Hunt
In this activity, students will move from one task to another. Each task lets them show off their skills in Google Docs. After completing each task, they will know the answer to a riddle!
K - 3rd
Computer Science - Technology
Google Suite Bundle
This bundle includes engaging activities for Google Slides, Canva, Google Sheets, and Google Docs. The projects incorporate writing skills, math logic, and internet search. Instructions are step-by-step with visuals and examples throughout. The lessons are designed for easy transfer to online learning platforms, and adds flexibility to make this instructor-led or independent learning. These are great enrichment activities for additional, cross-curricular learning.
Not Specific
Computer Science - Technology, For All Subjects
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
Étiquettes mots de passe-informatique-ordinateurs
Si tu es comme moi, les codes informatiques peuvent causer des maux de tête. Voici des petites cartes que vous pourrez utiliser pour inscrire les codes variés des élèves. Vous pouvez dupliquer les diapositives pour le nombre d’élèves que vous avez. Il est possible d’inscrire les informations à la main ou directement dans le document. Je vous encourage à les laminer et les accrocher sur un anneau que vous garderez vous-même. Il y a déjà un endroit prédéterminé pour placer votre poinçon. Au
Computer Science - Technology, For All Subjects
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!
Snowden Trailer – Privacy & Ethics Lesson
Engage your students with this thought-provoking listening comprehension activity based on the trailer of Oliver Stone’s Snowden. This resource is perfect for high school English learners interested in current affairs, ethics, and digital privacy. Included in this ready-to-use activity: Comprehension questions with answer key Discussion topics that spark debate about privacy, technology, and whistleblowing Focus on critical thinking and speaking skills This resource helps educators by prov
10th - 12th, Adult Education
Computer Science - Technology, Government, U.S. History
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
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