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Computer Languages and Computational Artifacts Computer Science Grade 5 Alberta
Teach your students about different coding languages and computational artifacts. No more searching for lessons and activities because this comes with everything you need to teach, engage and assess your students over a few weeks. SAVE 30% with the Alberta Science Grade 5 Full Year Bundle!This engaging resource includes:a complete lesson plan with step-by-step instructions and options for modifications.coding languages (Visual Block-Based Coding, binary, JavaScript, Python, C++). Students do not
4th - 6th
Basic Principles, Computer Science - Technology, Science
Easter Coding BUNDLE | Digital & Printable K-3 STEM | Directional Arrow Games
Get the best of both worlds with this Easter Coding Stem BUNDLE! This comprehensive set includes 6 digital coding games and 5 printable worksheets, perfect for teaching directional coding and algorithms to Kindergarten, 1st, 2nd, and 3rd grade students. Whether you need a no-prep digital center or a hands-on cut and paste activity, this holiday-themed STEM bundle has you covered! Why Bundle Digital and Printable?Teachers love options! This bundle allows you to differentiate for your stu
K - 3rd
Basic Principles, Computer Science - Technology
Easter Stem Activities- Digital Coding Games-Google Slides, Kindergarten, Gr.1-3
Engage your students with these Easter Digital Coding Games! This no-prep resource for Kindergarten to 3rd Grade introduces directional coding and algorithms through 6 interactive challenges. Students simply drag and drop arrows to guide characters through an Easter egg hunt maze, making it a perfect Spring STEM or Hour of Code activity! Why You and Your Students Will Love This Resource:Looking for a fun way to celebrate Easter while building essential computer science skills? These di
K - 3rd
Basic Principles, Computer Science - Technology
Learn Google Sheets with an Oobleck Lab
Over the course of two classes, my 8th grade science students (with varying levels of comfort with technology) were able to successfully write formulas in Google Sheets. They were blown away by what they can tell the computer to do and many of them started to use Google Sheets formulas outside of class. In part one, students will engage in an inquiry activity where they need to determine a ratio of cornstarch to water that makes Oobleck. Once satisfied with the consistency of their Oobleck, stu
6th - 10th
Basic Principles, Chemistry, Computer Science - Technology
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