Computer Coding

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Designing your own app. A computer science activity. Intro to computer science.

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Students love apps on android devices, iphones , ipads etc... Why not get them excited about coding by doing this great assignment? In this activity students will develop an idea for their own app through creating its logo and basic design. This introductory computer science activity was created by Jody Weissler for the Teachtopia education network.

2nd - 6th

Business, Computer Science - Technology

Leveled Task Cards Pilgrim Pronouns BOOM Card Deck for Speech Language Therapy

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the FUNctional speechie

This is a set of BOOM CARDS, a cloud based digital resource used through the Boom Learning website. It is GREAT for teletherapy. BOOM CARDS can be used with most computers, iPads, tablets, phones, and Smartboards with an internet connection. This leveled resource targets the subjective pronouns he and she. Leveled work helps to develop a student's understanding while maintaining a certain level of independence. This resource offers 10 interactive slides per level. Level 1 is an errorless learni

PreK - 2nd

Binary Code Worksheets with Facts to Decode - 4th 5th and 6th Grades

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Innate Press

Have you taught your students binary code? Note: your answer - yes or no - is binary: a system where the units have only two possible values. However, most people associate binary code with the ones and zeros often used in computers. This resource includes secret codes that have messages that teach! Each 8 bit code represents an uppercase letter. The coded message can be cracked to reveal a fact about binary code (such as what is a "bit"?). There are 10 worksheets included, as well as answer ke

4th - 6th

Computer Science - Technology

CCSS

CCRA.L.2

, MP6

Also included in: Crack the Code Worksheets with Secret Fun Facts BUNDLE for 3rd 4th or 5th Grade

Classroom Menus - Centers Alternative Classroom Management Strategy

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MediaStream Press

Getting tired of centers? Can't motivate kids to get the centers done? Menus just might be what you're looking for! Assign a menu of activities with due dates. Some things are optional, but some things are required. Students might have to do 2 of 5 optional activities to earn x reward, or 3 of 5 for y reward. Students will have to finish their tasks by the assigned due date. Plus, because they get to choose some of their assignments, they will take ownership and get the work done to earn the

3rd - 12th

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