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Fun Fonts
Here is a bundle of free fonts from www.dafont.com. This is a really great site to get free fonts. These are some of the fun fonts I use to make my documents more creative. Some of my products use fonts like these so if you have bought something of mine and can't get the font, try these!
Jennifer Van Hill
PreK - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Computer Science - Technology, For All Subjects, Instructional Technology
Scratch Tutorial 10 - Shooting Asteroids Game
This is a game build in Scratch, an educational programming language for children.
Children enjoy learning programming the most, when they build their own games.
In this game they learn how to build a 'shooting' game. There're a few actors (sprites) in this game: a rocket, the Earth, a laser ... and asteroids.
Programming concepts covered in the teaching plan include:
- sequences
- variables
- conditionals (if then)
- loops (forever, repeat until)
- random values
This is my first upload. Pl
4th - 7th
Computer Science - Technology, Instructional Technology, Robotics
FREEBIE Coding for Kids - Bee Bot - Coding Robots - Social Emotional Learning
This product is designed to be used with a programmable BEE BOT™️ robot, however, other coding robots can be used. Students will program the ROBOT to each feeling on the task cards, but watch out for the flowers. Students must program a route around the flowers. Each square should be cut out and made into a mat. You can design your mat any way you like. These squares can make multiple mats. Instructions are provided. Resource includes:12 task cards - Feeling Scenarios 12 task cards - Pineapple F
K - 5th
Computer Science - Technology, Reading, Robotics
FREE Gingerbread Unplugged Coding - DIGITAL + PRINTABLE - Hour of Code Christmas
Interested in Unplugged Coding for the Entire Year?! Click Below! ★ Unplugged Coding ALL YEAR GROWING BUNDLEThis simple holiday introduction to block-style coding is perfect for Kindergarten through third graders as they learn the basics of "unplugged" programming without computers. After completing activities such as these on paper, they can apply similar block coding strategies to coding websites and apps for kids such as code.org and Kodable, and eventually to more advanced languages of codi
K - 3rd
Computer Science - Technology, Instructional Technology
Also included in: Unplugged Coding All Year BUNDLE (PRINTABLE + DIGITAL) - Hour of Code
Hour of Code: Coding Puzzles Unplugged
In honor of Hour of Code enjoy this unplugged freebie printable! Print out PDF pages 5-9 for students to complete. Page 5 contains a question with a mystery answer that can be revealed as each puzzle is completed. As students read the code on each of the puzzle pages, they will discover a letter that can be used to answer the question on PDF page 5. Answer key is included along with directions and an example to demonstrate how to read the code and color in the grids. PDF pages 1-2 Cover and Cre
2nd - 6th
Computer Science - Technology, Robotics
Google Docs Scavenger Hunt
A google Docs Scavenger Hunts for students to explore the basics of Google docs =========================================== Are your students really struggling with using Google Docs? This Scavenger Hunt was designed for upper elementary students as a concrete way to learn the functions of the icons in Google Docs work. Included is a scavenger hunt that students can complete independently. There is Google Docs "teacher posters" that can be printed out to keep in the classroom or be used as i
6th - 10th
Computer Science - Technology
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