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Robot Explorers: Discovering the World of Robots | eBook | Quiz
Ready to spark curiosity and introduce your students to the fascinating world of robots? This engaging FREE resource from StoryTime Science is designed to captivate young minds (ages 6-10) and make learning about robotic explorers an exciting adventure! Perfect for Science, Technology, Engineering (STEM), or even Reading lessons, this versatile set of materials is ideal for classroom teachers, homeschooling parents, and tutors looking for an inspiring and ready-to-use introduction to robotics
1st - 4th
Computer Science - Technology, Engineering, Robotics
Machine Learning for Kids – 7-Lesson Complete Teaching Pack (Grades 3-6)
Bring Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning to your classroom with this beautifully designed, teacher-friendly 7-lesson bundle. No AI expertise is required — everything is fully prepared so you can teach with confidence. This pack includes slides, lesson plans, student summaries, activities, quizzes, and answer keys for each lesson. Perfect for schools, homeschoolers, STEM clubs, enrichment programs, or teachers introducing AI concepts for the first time. 📦 What’s Included (35 Resource
3rd - 6th
Computer Science - Technology, Instructional Technology, Other (Math)
Email Basics Practice Worksheets for Elementary Digital Skills
Email Basics Practice helps students learn how to read, write, check, reply to, and make safe choices with simple classroom emails. These worksheets solve the problem of teaching beginner email skills in a clear, age-appropriate way while building practical digital communication habits.What's included• Parts of an Email Message• Writing a Clear Subject Line• Polite Classroom Email Messages• Email Address and Recipient Check• Replying to an Email• Safe Email ChoicesHow teachers can use itUse thes
2nd - 5th
Computer Science - Technology
Also included in: Computer Basics Worksheets for Elementary Digital Skills Practice
Google Drawings Doodle Yourself Google Classroom
Summary: Students will take a picture of themselves using their iPad. webcam or personal device. They will save the picture to Google Drive and then insert the picture into their Google Drawing. If a student does not have a device, I take a picture for them and forward it to them through Google Classroom, Google Drive or email. Once they have the picture inserted into Google Drawings, they will recreate the picture using Google Drawings. I have been doing this assignment for a few years no
4th - 9th
Art, Computer Science - Technology, Instructional Technology
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