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Intro to Coding with Scratch Jr STEM Ana's Smart Move ISTE Digital Explorers
Elementary STEM teachers—meet your ready-to-teach coding + science lesson for grades 1–5. This Scratch Jr introductory STEM activity blends computational thinking with NGSS-friendly science topics like pollination, erosion, plant growth, the water cycle, and food chains. Perfect for elementary STEM labs, media centers, and classroom tech blocks, it builds coding skills while helping students communicate scientific ideas clearly. How It Works:Students plan a simple animation in Scratch Jr to
1st - 5th
Computer Science - Technology, Engineering, Instructional Technology
Code-Speak Narrative Advanced Hybrid Spark Session - STEAM, STEM
Ready to ignite deeper learning and unleash your students' full potential? Introducing the Spark Sessions: Advanced Level Challenges, this dynamic, ready-to-use challenge is expertly crafted for your gifted middle and high school students! Designed in the spirit of beloved Instant Challenges, this hybrid task pushes beyond traditional problem-solving, demanding that groups of 3-7 students collaboratively create a captivating 2-minute performance using minimal supplies and just 20 minutes of pl
6th - 12th
Drama, Engineering, Short Stories
Turkey Face Hole Costume with Makey Makey Sound Attached
Create a 3D turkey Face costume hole that your turkey can use to hide for Thanksgiving. This lesson also incorporates a Makey Makey (cost is about $50) and can often be rented from STEM/your state education facilities. If you attach a Makey Makey, you will need to make a free log in on scratch to code the sound that you want. These directions tell step by step how to hook up the Makey Makey and use scratch.
K - 3rd
Computer Science - Technology, Engineering, Robotics
NGSS
K-2-ETS1-3
The World is Not a Rectangle
✨ Architect Zaha Hadid Inspired Engineering Design Process Activity ✨ Bring architecture, art, and engineering together with this engaging lesson inspired by the famous architect Zaha Hadid! Students will learn how architects use shapes from nature and the world around them to design unique buildings that blend into their environments. 📘 Featured Read-Aloud: The World is Not a Rectangle: A Portrait of Architect Zaha Hadid by Jeanette Winter🌟 What’s Included:Discussion Questions to guide con
2nd - 8th
Engineering, For All Subjects, Not Subject Specific
SCIENTIFIC NOTATION MADE EASY!
This package on scientific notation includes a set of student notes suitable for inclusion in an interactive notebook or binder. You can use this package to either introduce scientific notation for the first time, or as a review of scientific notation if needed. The handout shows how to convert standard notation numbers to scientific notation and how to go from scientific notation back to standard notation. Several practice problems on scientific notation are provided which also include conv
7th - 12th
Engineering, Physics, Science
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