Computer Learning for Everyone

This English Language Learner computer vocabulary word search uses 12 computer terms. It is designed for beginner (WIDA Levels 1 & 2) English Language Learners but could also be used in lower grades or for some Special Ed students. Most beginner ELLs enjoy word searches! This activity can be used alone or if you'd like to add additional activities to reinforce the vocabulary learning, take a look at my ELL Computer Vocabulary Worksheets which are available with black and white or color imag

I'm always amazed at the number of mainstream students who think they know how to format but still center things manually and have no idea how to adjust margins or right align! This activity teaches basic formatting in Word and can be used by mainstream students, beginner ELLs, Special Ed, and low readers. It can also be used as a simple pre-assessment. This activity includes written directions, a step-by-step video, a Student Example, and How to Use for the teacher. Beginner ELLs should use t

If you work with students and computers, you may spend a lot of time resetting forgotten passwords, particularly at the beginning of the year or a new semester. This is an easy way to help English Language Learners, Special Ed students, or any students who can't seem to keep track of their login information, I typically print this form, fill it out and glue it into a student's planner or notebook. I do this for all of my beginner English Language Learners and for any other students who have trou

The Hour of Code takes place worldwide every year during the first full week of December. I have always enjoyed doing an Hour of Code class with my students. It' s a great way for everyone in your class to play around with coding. It's something different for many students and a nice break from the normal class routine. Over the years, I've come up with a system that involves very minimal prep for me and maximizes the time my students have to experiment with these activities. I developed my sys