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Unit 1 Robot Motion Math | Distance, Speed & Time WS + Answer Key
Tired of students blindly guessing how fast robots should move? This bell ringer worksheet teaches them the real-world math behind motion, using Distance = Speed × Time. Students calculate distances, speeds, and travel times — then compare motion scenarios to deepen understanding. This resource is also included in the LEGO SPIKE Prime Robotics Unit: Intro to Coding, Movement & Robot Logic (9 Lessons / 2 Weeks). Why teachers love it: Multiple problems increase rigor without creating extra work
4th - 8th
Computer Science - Technology, Robotics
Also included in: Movement Math for Robotics | 5 Worksheets + Answer Keys
The News War: Think Like a Journalist, Verify Like A Skeptic
You can find the lesson described here on our website. It includes a lesson plan, student response sheet, quiz and answer key. Gr 6-12 The News War: Think Like A Journalist, Verify Like a SkepticWe also have similar lessons for younger grades. Gr 3-6 The News War: Detectives of TruthGr K-3 Be A News DetectiveFor a quick description, view The News War on our YouTube channel. For dozens of lessons that promote skeptical thinking skills, check out our webpage www.GenerationSkeptics.org
6th - 12th
Computer Science - Technology, General Science, Other (ELA)
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Revolutionary War Pinterest Project
This is a culminating unit project that utilizes technology and Pinterest to allow students a different outlet to illustrate their comprehension and understanding. This project suits the skills of many of our technologically-savvy students and increases the skills of students who are still mastering technology. Student choice is also incorporated into the project. Students create their own Pinterest boards with images and paragraph descriptions of important people/places/events from the Revoluti
6th - 10th
Computer Science - Technology, Social Studies, U.S. History
Scratch Tutorial 1 - First Project - Motion Animation and Sound
This is the First Tutorial in Scratch. It is assumed you haven't used Scratch before.
NO PRIOR PROGRAMMING EXPERIENCE REQUIRED.
Scratch is an educational programming language for children created by MIT.
Children enjoy learning programming the most, when they build their own games.
In this tutorial, the children will learn how to:
- Access the Sprite website
- Create a New Project
- Move, animate and attribute sounds to an actor (sprite).
Concepts covered in the teaching plan include:
- se
4th - 7th
Computer Science - Technology, Instructional Technology
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