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Python Data Types Bundle | Lists, Tuples, Sets, Floats & Dictionaries
Every Python program runs on data and students who don't understand data types write code that breaks in ways they can't explain. This Python data types bundle covers lists, tuples, sets, floats, and dictionaries through quick demos, coding practice, printable worksheets, and creative challenges that make abstract concepts immediately understandable. No coding background required — multiple complete lessons, ready to teach from day one. Part of the Python series — also included in the complete
6th - 12th, Higher Education
Computer Science - Technology, Engineering, Instructional Technology
Python Floats & Decimals | Rounding, Operations & Type Conversion | No Prep
Floating-point errors are some of the most confusing moments in beginner Python and most lessons don't explain why they happen. This Python floats and decimals lesson covers decimal operations, rounding, and floating-point behavior through coding tasks, printable worksheets, and clear real-world examples. No coding background required — structured, ready to teach, and open and go. Part of the Python Data Types series — also included in the complete PyWorks Python Curriculum Bundle in The Co
6th - 12th, Higher Education
Computer Science - Technology, Engineering
Also included in: Python Data Types Bundle | Lists, Tuples, Sets, Floats & Dictionaries
Balloons Over Broadway - From Page to Parade - Multigrade Level Collab
Bring the magic, creativity, and engineering of the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade into your classroom with this rich, hands-on, inquiry-based learning experience! Designed for an Upper Elementary class paired with a Lower Elementary class, this lesson invites students to explore history, innovation, and design—then work together to build their own “balloon buddy” for a culminating parade celebration. This resource is based on the beloved text Balloons Over Broadway by Melissa Sweet and includ
PreK - 12th
Engineering, Reading, Visual Arts
Computer Science & Technology, Basic Principles & Physical Science Activities |
✨ Spark curiosity — ready-to-print science practice and assessments! ✨ What’s included: • five senses • flight and lift • floating and sinking • floods and flash floods • flowers basics 🎯 Skills & uses: • Works great for test prep, interventions, and enrichment. 📦 Also includes: Answer keys, teacher license (classroom & limited school use), and high-quality printable PDFs. 🔎 Keywords: Workbooks, Assessments, Bell Ringers 💡 Teacher-friendly — ZERO prep — just print & go!
3rd - 8th
Biology, Engineering
Archaeology & Anatomy Printable Worksheets | Teacher Edition | Grades 3–8
🔬 Hands-on-ready science quizzes and printable activities for busy teachers! ✨ What’s included: • five senses • flight and lift • floating and sinking • floods and flash floods • flowers basics • fog • food chains • food chemistry: sugars, fats, proteins • food groups and balanced eating • food webs 🎯 Skills & uses: • Ideal for review, sub plans, small groups, or independent practice. 📦 Also includes: • Answer keys, teacher license (classroom & limited school use), and high-quality printable
3rd - 8th
Astronomy, Engineering, Environment
Introduction to Python Data Types | Variables, Lists, Tuples & More | No Prep
Python is built on data and students who don't understand data types get stuck fast. This intro to Python data types lesson covers variables, integers, floats, strings, booleans, lists, tuples, sets, and dictionaries through visual explanations, hands-on practice, and real-world activities. No coding background required — everything is structured, ready to teach, and open and go. The perfect starting point — also available as part of the complete Python Data Types Bundle in The Code Studio.
6th - 12th, Higher Education
Computer Science - Technology, Engineering, Instructional Technology
It's a Boat Time! - A STEAM challenge in buoyancy, design, and teamwork.
In this hands-on STEM challenge, 4th grade students work in pairs to design tin foil boats that can carry the most marbles before sinking. After predicting their vessel’s load capacity and recording key design choices, students observe as each boat is publicly tested in a fun, high-stakes “sink or float” showdown. Results are shared and analyzed as a class to uncover what makes an effective design. Throughout the activity, students engage in teamwork, measurement, data recording, and scientific
4th
Engineering, General Science
CCSS, NGSS
4.MD.A.1
, MP2
, MP5
+1
NEWTON’S LAW OF UNIVERSAL GRAVITATION: gravitational force mass distance, planet
NEWTON’S LAW OF UNIVERSAL GRAVITATION: gravitational force mass distance, planetary orbits Kepler, gravitational potential energy, space travel trajectories, Newton vs Einstein relativity reading comprehension passages. Why do apples fall but satellites soar, could you hurl a cannonball hard enough to loop Earth forever? Students uncover how massive planets yank moons into endless dances, spacecraft pirouette around Jupiter for free speed boosts, and black holes shred light itself. They explore
5th - 8th
Engineering, Physical Science, Physics
Scientific Explorers: Early Explorers Authentic Project Unit & STEM Challenge
In this unit, students will become early explorers! They will research an explorer and create a news article about their journey, write a persuasive letter to the "queen" (you! the teacher! or king!) for funding to build their ship and sail, build a stem sailboat and sail it across the "ocean", and report their findings to the queen. *Rubric and Digital GoogleSlides options for explorer article and letter included! Student examples and teacher's guide inside! STUDENT TASK: It's the age of disc
3rd - 8th
Engineering, U.S. History, Writing
CCSS, NGSS
W.5.1
, W.5.1a
, W.5.1b
+3
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