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Google Slides Template | School Theme
GOOGLE SLIDES TEMPLATES | SCHOOL THEMEIf you are looking for some school themed Google Slides templates, here they are! Simply make a copy of the slide template on your Google Drive, and then use the slides as you need them to create presentations for your students. You can also provide the template to your students when they are creating digital projects.Includes easy to follow instructions on how to upload to your Google Classroom ™ and OneDrive™. In order to use this product, students will
PreK - 12th
Computer Science - Technology, French, Other (Arts)
Also included in: FRENCH Digital Distance Learning Bundle #4
Voice Typing Visual Guide
Do you think your students can benefit from text software, but worry that they can't activate these features independently on their devices? Try this visual guide with step-by-step written and visual instructions to activate the Voice Typing features in Google Docs. This visual guide includes a reminder at the end to proofread work for errors in capitalization, punctuation, and spacing to ensure that students take owership and pride of their work!
Not Specific
Computer Science - Technology, Writing
PowerShell Essentials – Student Version
This student version presents 50 foundational PowerShell commands with simplified descriptions for beginners. Each entry includes space for students to record notes or complete guided practice. The structure supports gradual skill‑building and reinforces core scripting concepts. Ideal for classroom use, lab assignments, or digital learning environments.
7th - 12th
Computer Science - Technology
TikTok Inspired Presentation Night Activity
Get your students interested in computer applications by having them recreate school-appropriate versions of the famous "presentation night" trend made popular on TikTok! This activity will challenge student's computer applications knowledge and ability as they create hilarious and engaging presentations. This also encourages creative writing expression and public speeking. Enjoy!
8th - 12th
Computer Science - Technology, Creative Writing, For All Subjects
Flat Pack Lego - DT @ Home unplugged activity
Help someone else to recreate your LEGO creations by writing the best instructions possible! This is a highly-engaging introduction to algorithmic thinking as it challenges students to think about the steps and definitions needed to build LEGO creations. This free offline activity for Years 3-4 is expected to take between 30 minutes to an hour. -- DT@Home - Activities designed to be completed at home with minimal teacher interaction. Suitable for parents looking to engage their students with Dig
2nd - 5th
Computer Science - Technology, Instructional Technology
Design Your Own Food Truck: Paper Template for Prototype
This document is a paper template of a food truck for students to design on paper before their digital version. Note: This is part of the larger project of Designing a Food Truck and not meant to be a stand alone project.
7th - 8th, Adult Education
Computer Science - Technology, Visual Arts
Also included in: Design Challenge - Design Your Own Food Truck
Flappy Cat - Scratch Tutorial
Learn to code a simplified Flappy Bird game in Scratch!
Easy handout for 'Fun Activities' or 'Coding / Programming' classes or clubs.
The children will enjoy building their own Flappy Cat game. After completing and saving the project, they will be able to share and play their game online.
Programming and Scratch concepts covered in this teaching plan include:
- Paint a new sprite.
- Duplicate costumes
- Forever loop
- Go to x and y coordinates on the screen
- Switch costumes
- Pick random a
4th - 9th
Computer Science - Technology
iPhone 7 Release
Have students practice their Google Docs Sharing by participating in this activity. Watch the iPhone 7 Keynote in two minutes | Apple event 2016 on YouTube. Have students recreate the form on Google Docs and answer the questions. They will then Share the Doc with their elbow partner. Each partner is required to comment at least three times to their responses.
9th - 12th
Computer Science - Technology, Instructional Technology
May the Fourth Be With You FREEBIE STEM Challenge May 4 Activities Star Wars Day
Need a FREE May 4th activity? This May the Fourth Be With You STEM challenge will guide your space cadets to build a hideout to hide from the rebellion. It’s easy to set up & requires common classroom materials to plan the perfect Star Wars day. If your students love celebrating MAY 4th! I have many other activities:This freebie is part of my best-selling bundle! Download all 6 STEM challenges! Save $8+ with the bundle! Your students will love designing their own base! Check out the PREVIEW
K - 3rd
Computer Science - Technology, Engineering
6:31
Create Topics On Your Classwork Page Video Course For Google
Is your Google Classroom's classwork page organized into topics yet? Topics are essentially subjects or categories your assignments fall under in your Google Classroom. A Google Classroom without topics can feel overwhelming to students and make it hard to find what they're looking for. In this video, you'll see the benefits of creating topics as well as how to do it in your own Google Classroom. I’ll walk you step-by-step through: A Google Classroom that is organized by topicsHow to create top
Not Specific
Computer Science - Technology, Instructional Technology
Also included in: Full Video Course For Using Google In Your Classroom (35 Videos)
Scripts with loops matching activity
Use this exercise to practice loops notation. There are five scripts on a worksheet, each script contains loops. Your pupils’ goal is to connect each script with a relevant route. Click here to follow me & learn when new products are uploaded ☺Please visit scratchjrfun.com for more inspirations and fun coding ideas! Click here to follow me on Instagram @scratchjr.fun ❤ ScratchJr Fun is also on Facebook @ScratchJrFun and Pinterest @ScratchJrFun !
1st - 4th
Computer Science - Technology, Instructional Technology
Back to School - Who Am I? Freebie
This is a one-page activity that had students share about themselves. I plan to give it back to them at the end of the year so that they can see how they have grown and changed over the last 10 months. I used it with my 8th grade students and my juniors and seniors, and they all loved it. The file is both a png. file that you can use with an app like PicCollage, and a PDF that you can print.
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Classroom Community, Computer Science - Technology
Day of AI Registration
Day of AI (dayofai.org) is May 13, 2022 when K-12 students across the country will engage in a series of freely available hands-on activities designed to introduce them to Artificial Intelligence (AI) and how it plays a part in their lives today. (Why did that YouTube video appear on my screen? What is a deepfake? How did my phone recognize me?) All Day of AI activities are designed to be taught by educators with little or no technology background and to be accessible to students of all backgrou
3rd - 8th
Computer Science - Technology
Design Thinking Your Teaching: A Guide to Planning Your Edtech Experiences
What is Design Thinking? It is a process that helps you problem solve. Design Thinking your Teaching is a 4 step guide to help plan the use of educational technology. This guide consists of questions and activities to help an educator reflect, anticipate and include the needs of diverse groups of students. It is an inclusive teacher planning tool that requires an educator to be flexible, mindful and purposeful.
6th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Computer Science - Technology, Instructional Technology
90 - easy for kids to read - Digital Literacy - Morning Announcement Scripts
Start your school day with something that truly matters. 90 Digital Literacy / Digital Citizenship Morning Announcement Scripts from Media Masters Rock help students build the habits they need to navigate today’s online world with wisdom, kindness, and critical thinking. These short, ready-to-read announcements are designed for busy schools. Simply print, project, or read over the intercom. Each script takes just moments, but delivers lasting lessons. Students will learn how to: Think bef
K - 8th
Character Education, Computer Science - Technology, Library Skills
Traffic Jams with Dash Robots
A lot of robot games are about competition or even destruction, but mine mostly are about cooperation. I teach groups of 8-9 students in each grade 1-5. This particular exercise challenge is for the 4th and 5th grade groups, but I may try it with some of the younger ones later, possibly a bit modified. My class sessions are 30 minutes and pretty fast-moving. They get a lot of talk around the school. I have 4 challenges here, but probably they will complete 2 or 3. When they are ready to show the
4th - 8th
Computer Science - Technology, Engineering, Robotics
Back to School: Motivational iPod Grahpics (Great for Buletin Boards)
I created a series of ipod shaped Motivational posters to help inspire students throughout the year. I am using these as a framework for a bulletin board that will display student work. These can be poster sized and used in other capacities to accentuate your classroom.
Slogans include:
ithink, ilearn, icreate, idream, iachieve, ican, ibelieve iaspire (and so on...
Let your creativity run wild. If you download, please rate me, Thanks
PreK - 6th
Computer Science - Technology, For All Subjects
Chromebook Rules
10 Chromebook rules for your 1:1 classroom 1.I will bring my Chromebook to school every day fully charged. 2.I will keep my Chromebook in a safe place at all times. 3.I will keep food and drink away from my Chromebook. 4.I will carry my Chromebook with two hands. 5.I will only install applications and extensions with permission from my teacher. 6.I will use headphones or mute my Chromebook when at school. 7.I will keep my headphone volume at a safe level. 8.I will only take pictures with my t
3rd - 8th
Computer Science - Technology, For All Subjects
Nana in the City by Lauren Castillo Activity 2 for Global Read Aloud #GRA16
Focus on the theme of the story, bravery, as you read week one’s Global Read Aloud 2016 #GRA16 picture book study pick, Nana in the City by Lauren Castillo. Students introduce themselves to their GRA partners by showing and/or telling about the scary things they could face if they had capes of their own.
Free printable included.
Download this free lesson plan for more details!
K - 3rd
Computer Science - Technology, Literature, Reading
CCSS
RL.K.3
, RL.1.3
, RL.1.7
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Back to School Online
Back to School with home learning can get a little disorganized. Use these four worksheets to be prepared the first weeks of back to school. Password LogFile LogWeekly PlannerNotes Class PagePages can be reprinted as needed and fit landscape (horizontal) right on the desk for easy writing while on your device.
Not Specific
Business, Computer Science - Technology, For All Subjects
How to Write an Email Worksheet Packet
STEM based school counseling for the win! This worksheet packet is perfect for use by school counselors or classroom teachers with middle school students, high school special education students, adult learners with low literacy levels, schools beginning 1:1 laptop programs, and more! Our students are increasingly digital natives. Even for those students who grew up without early access to technology, and who therein lack the native fluency assumed by their peers, technological self-efficacy is
6th - 12th
Computer Science - Technology, For All Subjects
CCSS
CCRA.W.4
, CCRA.L.1
, CCRA.L.2
Technology FREEBIE: Getting Started in a 1:1 Classroom
This freebie might be just what you need to get your brain thinking about how to 'kick off" your year of 1:1 or even 1:2 devices in your classroom. There is a LOT to think about when digging in--and you want to make sure that everything runs smoothly with your technology experience. This freebie was originally offered on a blog post about getting started and can be read by CLICKING HERE. This resource gives an outline with suggestions for minilessons to teach your students about the expectatio
2nd - 5th
Computer Science - Technology, Instructional Technology
Scratch Tutorial 11 - Rock Paper Scissors
This is the classic game of Rock Paper Scissors, build in Scratch.
These handouts are very popular with children in the Computer Programming class.
The children enjoy building their own game the playing 'Rock Paper Scissors' against the computer.
After completing and saving the project, the children will be able to share their game online.
Programming concepts covered in the teaching plan include:
- variables
- broadcast
- switching costumes
- hide / show
- receive broadcast
- random
- condi
6th - 10th
Computer Science - Technology, Instructional Technology, Robotics
FREE: Computer Science Activities | Coding | Missions 01-02 (Sample)
Is your classroom ready for a system reboot?Give your students a taste of the ultimate digital challenge with this High-Octane Freebie. This sample includes the first two missions of the "NEURAL HACK" series, designed to ignite critical thinking, deductive reasoning, and visual logic in Middle and High School students. WHAT’S INSIDE THIS SAMPLE:Mission 01: Neural Pattern Recognition – A high-speed visual audit to identify corrupted data fragments before the system locks down.Mission 02: Neural
6th - 12th
Computer Science - Technology
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