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Typing Licenses
Help increase motivation, engage students, & reward hard work in typing with rewards of earned Typing Licenses with dedicated wallet-sized cards to collect or display on a lanyard. 4 unique, ready to print, easily customizable "Typing Licenses" based on earned rank Blue - beginner, Silver - Intermediate, Gold - Advanced, Chrome - Beyond All customizable to your own school's logo/name.Link provided in each Google Slide to view the "Google Drawing" version of each Typing License. (This wi
K - 12th
Computer Science - Technology, Instructional Technology
Code.org Computer Science Discoveries- Web Design Vocabulary and Code List
Your students will have all the vocabulary they need to understand the basics of coding in HTML and CSS. There are 25 terms and definitions, as well as 26 items of code and descriptions/how to use I have used this for 2 years in my classrooms. It is a wonderful resource for students to have while they are learning to code. My class uses code.org and these terms and code directly align with Unit 2 of the Computer Science Discoveries curriculum. Use as an ongoing-living resource for your students
5th - 12th, Higher Education
Computer Science - Technology
TECHNOLOGICAL BOOM OF 21ST CENTURY Digital Revolution Artificial Intelligence
Discover 10 Engaging Modern History Reading Comprehension Passages on TECHNOLOGICAL BOOM OF 21ST CENTURY, Digital Revolution, Artificial Intelligence Advancements, 21st Century Innovation, Tech Industry Growth, Internet Of Things and more. This digital resource features Read Aloud Audio, Self-Marking Multiple Choice Questions, Critical Thinking Challenges, Open-Ended Questions, and Writing Prompts—perfect for interactive learning! [See preview for detailed information]T
4th - 6th
Computer Science - Technology, World History
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RI.4.1
, RI.4.3
, RI.5.10
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Coding with the Microbit: Operation Game
Learn how to bring coding to real life and make an operation game for the Microbit! This is a fun hands on activity that lets students see how their program can be used outside of the computer. Included in this a set of step by step instructions with pictures, a with a student handout, and a rubric. Feel free to edit the documents to make the changes that best fit your needs. You will need to purchase a few small items for this such as box cutters or scissors, alligator clips, aluminum foil, twe
4th - 9th
Computer Science - Technology
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