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Robot Memory Counter | Interactive Logic & Game Systems | Micro:bit Simulator
🚀 Activity 3/5 – Cluster 4: Interactive Logic & Game Systems ✔ No hardware required — uses the free Microsoft MakeCode micro:bit simulator ✔ No prior coding experience required ✔ Step-by-step guided lesson ✔ Designed for classroom success 🤖 Robot Memory Counter | Micro:bit Coding Activity | Interactive Logic Systems | STEM Lesson (Grades 4–7)🌟 THIRD ACTIVITY in Cluster 4 – BUILD MEMORY-BASED ROBOT SYSTEMS In this engaging micro:bit coding activity, students take the next step in robotics
4th - 7th
Computer Science - Technology, Engineering, Robotics
NGSS
MS-ETS1-4
, 3-5-ETS1-1
, MS-ETS1-1
+1
Robot Friend or Foe | Book companion | Quiz | 8 unplugged tasks & some coloring
This resource is a book companion for the book "Robot - Friend or Foe" by Sarah Fleming. It explains what robots and robotics are and how they help people in many areas, such as medicine, factories, and dangerous jobs. It also explores possible problems, like robots replacing human workers or being used in harmful ways. The book encourages readers to think carefully about whether robots are helpful or harmful, and reminds us that humans are responsible for how robots are used. The resource cont
2nd - 6th
Computer Science - Technology, Reading, Vocabulary
What’s Your Cyber IQ? | Cyber Awareness & Online Safety Quiz | Digital Format
Help students test and strengthen their understanding of online safety with this fun and interactive Cyber IQ Quiz! This ready-to-use activity features 10 multiple-choice questions that explore essential digital citizenship topics like password safety, phishing, scams, privacy, and cyberbullying. Whether you're launching a tech unit, planning a sub day, or reinforcing key concepts during Digital Citizenship Week, this quiz is an engaging and flexible tool for teaching smart digital behavior in g
5th - 8th
Computer Science - Technology, For All Subjects, Other (Science)
Goldilocks Hashtag cautionary tale | Book companion | Quiz | 6 tasks & coloring
This resource is a book companion for the book "Goldilocks - A hashtag cautionary tale" by Jeanne Willis - a funny and effective story about too much screen time, smart devices and making better choices in life. The resource contains a total of 6 exercises, some coloring pages, discussion questions, an anchor chart and an interactive clickable quiz. Four of the exercises are unplugged (some of them don't even require you to print), and two of them requires a smart device / computer / laptop and
K - 3rd
Computer Science - Technology
Fake News and Evaluating Websites Worksheets Test Quiz Assessments Bundle
Help students develop critical media literacy with the Fake News and Evaluating Websites Worksheets Test Quiz Assessments Bundle. This comprehensive resource is perfect for middle and high school classrooms, teaching students how to identify fake news, evaluate website credibility, and analyze online information. The bundle includes engaging worksheets, quizzes, and assessments designed to build skills in fact-checking, source evaluation, and digital literacy. Ideal for social studies, languag
4th - 12th, Higher Education
Computer Science - Technology
Ancient Egypt WebQuest Gods and Goddesses | Mythology Research | Middle School
Bring the fascinating belief system of Ancient Egypt to life with this engaging Ancient Egyptian Gods and Goddesses WebQuest! Perfect for grades 5–8, this activity strengthens reading comprehension and online research skills while giving students essential background knowledge about the mythology and religious practices of Ancient Egypt. As students navigate this guided internet scavenger hunt, they’ll explore: Who the most important Egyptian gods and goddesses were and what they represented W
4th - 7th
Computer Science - Technology, Social Studies
CCSS
RI.5.1
, RI.5.2
, RI.6.6
+6
Dash and Dot Station Signs- Version 2
In version 2 of the Dash Stations, you will find all new challenges for everyone's favorite robot to complete. These detailed posters provide step-by-step directions in a clear and easy-to-read format, which allows more time for the teacher to work one-on-one with students! In addition, each station increases in difficulty, covering Computer Science topics like loops, sequences, functions and more! Each stations comes with a suggested solution to help students think through potential programs.
K - 8th
Computer Science - Technology
Scratch Coding Debugging Challenges | Computational Thinking & Logic Activity
Turn your students into Coding Detectives! 🔍💻 Learning to code is about more than just moving blocks—it’s about learning to think. One of the most essential skills in Computer Science is Debugging, and these challenges are designed to help your students master it without the frustration of being stuck at a computer. Why you need this resource:Tiered Difficulty: Exercises are strategically sequenced to increase in complexity. While the first challenges build confidence, the final ones are inte
5th - 8th
Computer Science - Technology, Robotics
CCSS, NGSS
RI.4.10
, W.4.2
, MP1
+2
Scratch Coding Bingo Game | Print & Play Computer Science Activity
This Scratch Coding Bingo game is a fun and engaging way to help students learn basic Scratch programming concepts. Students will practice identifying common Scratch blocks and commands while playing a classic bingo-style game. This resource is print and play, making it perfect for classroom activities, centers, early finishers, or review lessons. Students simply read the Scratch command, recognize the block, and mark it on their bingo board. This activity works great as: An introduction to S
2nd - 5th
Computer Science - Technology
Social Media Mystery Escape Room | Google Slides (Editable) & Google Forms
Uh-oh! A mystery is unfolding in your digital classroom... Someone has posted a not-so-nice message online, and now the class board is in chaos! Can your students become Digital Detectives and restore kindness before it’s too late? This engaging, standards-aligned Escape Room is the perfect way to teach digital citizenship, online behavior, and kindness in a way that’s fun, memorable, and classroom-ready. ✅ What's Inside: 10 Puzzles focused on online etiquette, kindness, and responsible
3rd - 8th
Computer Science - Technology
Bee-bot & Blue-bot Grid Mat – 12+ Challenges and Assessment
This versatile grid mat of 3x5 squares, uses green 'target' squares and red 'barrier' squares placed on top to create a wide range of challenges for students of all levels. This pack includes 12+ grid designs of varying difficulty to help teach your students the skills of coding and testing a robot sequence (computational thinking). Squares are simply moved around to create other challenges that suit the age and experience of your students. A helpful assessment page has been included to help tr
K - 8th
Computer Science - Technology, Math
Block-Based Coding Basics | Middle and High School Coding | Computer Science
Introduce your students to the world of block coding with this easy-to-follow lesson!Students will learn how to log in to Code.org and begin exploring the basics of block-based programming through an engaging, beginner-friendly activity. This lesson breaks down coding into simple, visual steps—perfect for helping students build confidence and foundational computer science skills. Inside You'll Find:A page with links to a Google Drive folder containing: Step-by-step lesson presentation to guide
5th - 8th
Computer Science - Technology
Algorithms and Sequencing | Middle and High School Coding | Computer Science
Make learning algorithms and sequencing fun and hands-on!In this interactive lesson, students will write a “code” for making a peanut butter and jelly sandwich, helping them understand the importance of clear, step-by-step instructions in computer science. With opportunities for collaboration, problem-solving, and laughter, this activity brings coding concepts to life—no computer required! Inside You'll Find:A page with links to a Google Drive folder containing: Interactive lesson presentatio
5th - 8th
Computer Science - Technology
Thanksgiving Coding Worksheets | Sequence & Repeat Loops | 5×5–8×8 Mazes (K–3)
Make Thanksgiving week meaningful with a no-prep Computer Science (CS) & STEM activity! Code the Turkey turns sequencing and loops into a fun escape-maze challenge. Students use Arrow Commands (and optional Scratch blocks) to guide the turkey from S to G without hitting obstacles. Perfect for K–3, early finishers, sub plans, tech class, or unplugged coding days. What’s included Student Symbols/Commands page (↑ ↓ → ←, Repeat n) + tip for shortening code 4 leveled mazes: 5×5, 6×6, 7×7, 8×8
K - 3rd
Computer Science - Technology, Instructional Technology
Spot the Clickbait | Interactive Quiz | Digital Citizenship | Google Slides
Use this engaging seven slide interactive quiz to reinforce strategies for avoiding clickbait online. Includes full instructions and tips for spotting clickbait-style headlines and images. Students must determine which example headline and/or image has stronger clickbait characteristics on each slide (out of two choices), then provide evidence to support their choice by typing directly on the slide in the answer box. This resource is an excellent assessment to accompany digital citizenship lesso
4th - 7th
Computer Science - Technology, Library Skills
Digital Citizenship Quiz Bundle #1 – Themes 1–8
Digital Citizenship Quiz Bundle – Themes 1–8(Fully Editable Versions) Empower your students to build essential digital skills with this Digital Citizenship Quiz Bundle covering Themes 1–8! Each quiz tests students’ understanding of key digital literacy topics—from safe searching to online communication—reinforcing good online habits and critical thinking. ✅ Perfect for class discussions, group work, or independent learning ✅ Develops key digital literacy skills: safe searching, file management
3rd - 8th
Character Education, Computer Science - Technology, Social Emotional Learning
Artificial Intelligence (AI) Activities | Sorting & Whole Class Games (4–5)
Bring digital literacy and critical thinking to life with this engaging AI classroom resource for Grades 4–5! Students explore what artificial intelligence can and cannot do through two interactive games that spark discussion, collaboration, and curiosity: Sorting Game (Small Group) – Students work together to place AI Task Cards under AI Can Do, AI Can’t Do, or Maybe for AI, building awareness of technology’s strengths and limits. Would AI Fail? (Whole-Class Game) – A fast-paced quiz where
4th - 5th
Computer Science - Technology
Tech Troubleshooting Matching Game – Problem & Solution Activity
Engage your students in critical thinking and problem-solving with this fun and interactive Tech Troubleshooting Matching Game! Perfect for grades K–5, this activity helps students learn how to identify common technology problems and match them with the correct solutions. Objective:Students practice tech troubleshooting by matching common tech problems with their solutions, reinforcing logical thinking, reasoning skills, and digital literacy. Included in the Game: Tech Troubleshooting Guide fo
3rd - 6th
Computer Science - Technology
Autumn STEM: Unplugged Coding Task Cards and Worksheets for Early Learners
Unplugged Coding Activity for Fall – Autumn Path Following for Preschool & ElementaryThis unplugged coding activity is perfect for an autumn-themed STEM lesson! Children use arrows to guide a scarecrow or squirrel along a brown path to reach various fall items, making this a fun and engaging way to introduce coding concepts without screens. With increasing difficulty levels, this pack is ideal for preschoolers and early elementary students to build problem-solving and logic skills. The se
PreK - 1st
Computer Science - Technology
Also included in: Unplugged Basic Coding Bundle
Predict the Output! Mixed Logic Flowcharts (Unplugged Coding) | Grades 4–6
🧠 Predict the Output! — Mixed Logic Flowcharts (Unplugged Coding) ⭐ Now with Easel Support! Help students strengthen their algorithmic thinking by tackling flowcharts that combine multiple logic concepts at once. In this Predict the Output! edition, students trace algorithms that include conditionals, loops, variable resets, and multi-step logic—just like real code, but without screens. Rather than focusing on math, this resource emphasizes careful reading, logical sequencing, and attention
4th - 6th
Computer Science - Technology, Engineering
CCSS
MP1
, MP2
, MP7
+1
Cup Stack Coding
Need a fun and easy way to incorporate coding into the classroom? Try out cup coding! All you need is; blank paper, a marker, and some stackable cups. This can be used at many grade levels. Increase difficulty of the stack to challenge students!
2nd - 8th
Computer Science - Technology, Robotics
ScratchJr Coding Worksheets | Find the Path Activities | Grade 1 Coding PDF
Make coding fun and interactive with these ScratchJr “Find the Path” Coding Worksheets! This resource helps students develop coding and problem-solving skills by guiding a character through a grid using movement blocks. Students will practice: Following directionsPlanning a pathSequencing stepsTranslating paths into codePerfect for Grade 1 beginners learning coding with ScratchJr or unplugged activities. What’s Included ✔ Printable PDF Worksheets“Find the Path” coding challengesGrid-based mo
1st - 2nd
Computer Science - Technology, Instructional Technology
Chicken Catching the Egg – Scratch Game Step-by-Step Guide (PDF)
Make Scratch coding fun and interactive with this Chicken Catching the Egg game! In this beginner-friendly project, students create a simple game where a chicken catches falling eggs to score points. If the egg is missed, the game ends—perfect for introducing core Scratch concepts in an engaging way. This 8-page PDF provides clear, step-by-step instructions with visuals, making it ideal for classroom use, coding clubs, or independent learning. What’s Included📄 8-page printable PDF guide 🐔 I
3rd - 8th
Computer Science - Technology
Digital Citizenship Interactive Quiz | Google Slides | Powerpoint |Online Safety
Navigating the internet safely, respectfully, and responsibly can be tricky. Use this quiz to reinforce your students' knowledge of digital citizenship topics, including: 1. Being kind online (cyberbullying) 2. Privacy on the internet 3. Showing empathy towards others online 4. Netiquette 5. Respecting others' opinions online 10 detailed scenarios and discussion questions will help your students thoughtfully navigate online obstacles. Students can type their answers to each question directly ont
4th - 7th
Computer Science - Technology, Library Skills, Social Emotional Learning
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