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Hello! I'm the creator behind Computer Creations, your go-to Teachers Pay Teachers store for top-notch computer science curriculum resources. With 20 years of experience as a computer science teacher, I have dedicated my career to developing highly effective and engaging materials for students of all school levels. Each resource I create is meticulously aligned with the ISTE Standards for Students, ensuring that they meet the highest technology education standards. My goal is to empower fellow educators with tools that inspire and challenge students, making computer science both accessible and exciting. Thank you for visiting Computer Creations – I look forward to supporting your teaching journey!
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Digital Citizenship and Internet Safety Search Engine Keywords Lesson
Teach your students about how to search the internet effectively sing suitable keywords in an engaging manner. This resource is mapped to Unit 1 of Common Sense Media and includes interactive activities to teach students how effective it is to use select keywords when searching for information using search engines. This resource also educates students about the 4 different options which can be used in the Advanced Search feature of search engines in order to achieve optimum search results. Th
3rd - 5th
Computer Science - Technology, For All Subjects, Instructional Technology
Keyboarding Paper Worksheets Booklet
Use this Paper Keyboard Puzzle/Work Book with your students for them to practise using the keyboard. The workbook progresses in challenge. No need for a computer.
The following sheets are included in this booklet:
1. Keyboard Cut & Glue Letters
2. Keyboard Fingers & Numbers
3. Keyboard Fingers & Letters
4. Keyboard & vowels
5. Keyboard & sight words (2 letters)
6. Keyboard & sight words (3 letters)
7. Keyboard & Home Row Words
8. Keyboard & Emojis
9. Keyboard & Shortcuts
10. Know Your Keyboard
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Computer Science - Technology, For All Subjects, Instructional Technology
Middle School Technology Exit Tickets Digital Citizenship & Online Safety
Looking for quick, engaging, and meaningful exit tickets to check student understanding of Digital Citizenship and Online Safety concepts? This ready-to-use Exit Ticket Pack is perfect for middle school classrooms (Grades 6–8) and helps students reflect, apply, and explain essential technology skills in just a few minutes. Each exit ticket includes a mix of fun, thoughtful, and assessment-friendly questions, making it ideal for daily lessons, sub plans, tech classes, advisory periods, and
6th - 8th
Computer Science - Technology, Instructional Technology
Middle School Technology Exit Tickets Computer Science Coding & Programming
Need a quick, engaging way to assess coding concepts without extra prep This Coding Fundamentals Exit Ticket Pack is designed for middle school students (Grades 5–8) and provides fast, meaningful checks for understanding after any introductory coding lesson. Each exit ticket takes 5 minutes or less and includes a mix of multiple-choice, fill-in-the-blank, and fun reflection questions, making it perfect for daily lessons, sub plans, and formative assessment. TOPICS INCLUDEDWhat Is Coding? Bl
5th - 8th
Computer Science - Technology, Instructional Technology
Middle School Technology Exit Tickets Artificial Intelligence
Looking for quick, engaging exit tickets to assess student understanding of Artificial Intelligence concepts in a clear, age-appropriate way? This AI Exit Ticket Bundle is designed specifically for middle school students (Grades 5–8) and helps teachers check understanding, spark discussion, and reinforce responsible AI use in just 5 minutes per lesson. Each exit ticket includes a mix of multiple-choice, short-answer, and fun reflection questions—with clear, precise answer keys included fo
6th - 8th
Computer Science - Technology, Instructional Technology
Middle School Technology Exit Tickets STEM Technology Careers
Looking for engaging, low-prep exit tickets to introduce and reinforce Careers in Technology and STEM? This Careers in Technology Exit Ticket Pack is designed for middle school students (Grades 5–8) and helps teachers assess understanding, encourage reflection, and spark career curiosity in just 5 minutes per lesson. Perfect for career exploration units, STEM weeks, advisory periods, and emergency sub plans, this resource blends content knowledge, real-world relevance, and fun reflection
5th - 8th
Computer Science - Technology, Instructional Technology
Microsoft Word Processing 2016 Toolbar
A nice activity for students in which they label and explain the different parts of the Word 2016 Toolbar.
3rd - 10th, Adult Education
Computer Science - Technology, Instructional Technology
Middle School Technology Research Project: Technology Laws
This is a fully differentiated resource which introduces middle school students to some of the key terms associated with Technology Laws. The following laws are covered: The Data Protection Act Copyright Designs & Patents ActComputer Misuse Act Freedom of Information ActStudents are expected to research and define a variety of Technology Law keywords, before moving onto their research project. This resource comes with the following: Google Slides editable worksheetsPDF Worksheets This resource
6th - 9th
Computer Science - Technology, Instructional Technology
Also included in: Middle School Curriculum - Custom Bundle for Alicia
Kodu Programming Coding Cards
A fantastic set of cards to distribute to students to allow them to make characters move in Kodu.
Kodu is a free educational software which can be downloaded from
4th - 10th
Computer Science - Technology, Instructional Technology
Keyboard Control
Use this printout to determine if students know the different keys on the keyboard. Students need to color in the different keys to make certain characters/symbols appear i.e. "color the keys in blue that make a $ sign appear".
A brilliant thinking activity.
3rd - 12th
Computer Science - Technology, English Language Arts, Instructional Technology
Know Your Keyboard - Fill in the Blanks
Use this printout to determine if students know the different keys on the keyboard. Students need to fill in the missing keys on the keyboard and then color in those keys which are capable of storing more than 2 characters/symbols.
A brilliant thinking activity.
1st - 7th
Computer Science - Technology, Instructional Technology
Interactive Math - Multiplication and Division (4.OA.A.2) Self Marking
This activity covers 4.OA.A.2 of the Common Core standards and it has been trailed and tested in the classroom – my students love this!
This activity introduces pupils to multiplication and division in a fun way.
Use this SELF MARKING activity either as a resource displayed on the board or for students to complete on their computer screens. Alternatively you can print it out.
Every time students answer a question, they are automatically told if their answer is right or wrong.
Thank you to
4th
Arithmetic, Math, Order of Operations
CCSS
4.OA.A.2
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Hello! I'm the creator behind Computer Creations, your go-to Teachers Pay Teachers store for top-notch computer science curriculum resources. With 20 years of experience as a computer science teacher, I have dedicated my career to developing highly effective and engaging materials for students of all school levels. Each resource I create is meticulously aligned with the ISTE Standards for Students, ensuring that they meet the highest technology education standards. My goal is to empower fellow educators with tools that inspire and challenge students, making computer science both accessible and exciting. Thank you for visiting Computer Creations – I look forward to supporting your teaching journey!
Teaching style
My teaching style is all about making sure every student is engaged and excited to learn. I know that students learn in different ways—by hearing, seeing, and doing—so I include all these methods in my lessons. For students who learn best by listening, I provide clear and simple explanations. For those who learn by seeing, I use bright and informative pictures and videos. And for students who learn by doing, I create interactive activities where they can get hands-on experience. This way, everyone can understand and enjoy learning computer science.
My own education history
I have a strong educational background in the field of technology and education. I hold a BSc in Computing Science, which provided me with a solid foundation in the principles and practices of computer science. Following this, I completed a PGCE in Information Communication Technology, equipping me with the pedagogical skills necessary to effectively teach technology in the classroom. To further enhance my expertise, I earned a Masters in Education, which has deepened my understanding of educational theories and practices. This combination of qualifications has enabled me to develop and deliver high-quality, engaging computer science curriculum resources that meet the needs of students at all levels.
Additional biographical information
With over 20 years of teaching experience, I have witnessed the dynamic evolution of the technology curriculum firsthand. Throughout my career, I have successfully integrated technology into various school curriculums, ensuring that students receive a comprehensive and engaging education. My efforts have consistently aimed at delivering the ISTE Technology Standards for Students in a manner that is both enjoyable and effective. By keeping pace with the latest advancements and pedagogical strategies, I have been able to create an enriching learning environment that prepares students for the digital age.
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