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Elementary Computer Quiz
This quiz covers elementary students basic computer parts, hardware, software, and basic computer safety. This assessment is great to see what students already know and how much to cover as the year progresses. This quiz could be used as a whole unit post-assessment or even a first day pre-assessment. It has both multiple and True/False questions. This assessment is fully customizable and allows you to change the questions or answers around to adapt to your different lessons.
2nd - 5th
Computer Science - Technology
Scratch v2 Project II: Design a Quiz
HUGE reduction on all my Scratch v2 projects.In this project, students create a question and answer quiz using different backdrops for each question. There are so many really great sites offering Scratch Project ideas. However, many tend to be like recipes - follow the instructions and you'll create a cake. The problem I find is that the students almost mechanically enter code and create "delicious cakes", but without learning an awful lot about Scratch. My goal is to get students to create a
5th - 9th
Computer Science - Technology
Also included in: Scratch v2 Bundle: Projects I-IX
Birthday Money Spreadsheet Lesson
This resource contains a lesson plan for introducing intermediate, middle school, or high school students to Excel spreadsheets. It includes two student handouts, a Power Point presentation, a quiz with answer key, and an evaluation form that includes student self-assessment. The activity requires students to pretend they have $1000 to spend for their birthday and that they must find the items they wish to buy on Amazon.com so that they can incorporate a hyperlink to the item in a spreadsheet
5th - 8th
Computer Science - Technology, Instructional Technology
Using Google Docs and Hyperlinks Introduction Lesson
Download this presentation to teach your students the basics of Google Docs and how to insert hyperlinks. This includes detailed instruction for students and can be uploaded to Google Classroom as an assignment or taught to students in the classroom. The last few pages includes a short "check your knowledge" quiz and Standards. This is a great activity to supplement Computer Science and Writing Standards.
3rd - 6th
Computer Science - Technology, Instructional Technology, Writing
MacBook Shortcuts and Tips
Are you looking for a tip sheet for MacBooks for your students or teachers? I looked for days and couldn't find the perfect cheat sheet. Look no further because this one will be perfect for all students! I have used it with 750 middle-high school students. The students have really caught on to using short cuts and getting to know their MacBook in a more useable and efficient way!
This document has clean lines, clip art with the symbol legends of keys like the command key or escape key, and l
4th - 12th
Computer Science - Technology
Technology Literacy & STEM Unit: Decoding Symbols, Specs & Systems (Grades 3-5)
Do your students know the difference between a Gigabyte and a Gigahertz? Can they explain how a text message travels from one phone to another? Move beyond just "using" screens and help your students understand how the technology in their pockets actually works. This comprehensive STEM & Technology Literacy Unit transforms students into "Tech Detectives." Through engaging, unplugged activities, they will decode universal tech symbols, analyze real-world device specifications, and map out the
3rd - 5th
Computer Science - Technology, Instructional Technology, Other (Science)
2026 CRAAP Test Activity (DOC) - Frequently updated! Stem, Distance Learning
"Since humans have used language to communicate, strategies have been developed to trick one another. In the past, these strategies have included propaganda, scams, deception, and more. In today’s internet era, students struggle with these tricks and others – like information abundance, data filtering, and fake news. It is more important now than ever, to teach students the skills they need to identify if information is reliable, or if it is crap." This document includes: Frequent updates, sa
4th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Computer Science - Technology, English Language Arts, For All Subjects
Also included in: CRAAP Test Bundle - Unit, Activities, Posters, and IB MYP Rubric
Keyboarding-Typing- Typing Games- What's on Your Bucket List? Game
Keyboarding-Typing- Typing Games- What's on Your Bucket List? Game
This handout includes two different fun activities students can do relating to creating a bucket list. In brief: The first activity involves going around the room and having each student take a turn listing what the top 3 items would be on their bucket list and having everyone type the responses. The 2nd activity involves students individually creating a bucket list. These are fun typing games that you can play with students in
5th - 12th, Adult Education
Business, Computer Science - Technology, Instructional Technology
Microsoft Word 2016 Activity- Creating Columns in Word (Ice Cream Flavors)
Microsoft Word 2016 Activity- Creating Columns in Word (Ice Cream Flavors)
This assignment can be used in a Microsoft Office/Keyboarding, etc. class. This assignment consists of creating columns in Word for a list of ice cream flavors. Students learn how to insert columns, type in columns, and use the this point forward feature so that their title isn't in the first column. Detailed directions are provided for creating the columns.
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5th - 12th, Adult Education
Business, Computer Science - Technology, Instructional Technology
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