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For the little ones learning about pushes and pulls. Children color in each picture and decide if the picture is a push or a pull.They then trace over the letters to complete.There are now 10 coloring pages in all, with two pictures on each!

Several pages to help the younger ones get familiar with their Chromebooks and the keys on the keyboard. As always, please make any suggestions or tips! Also let me know if you see mistakes!!!!!

Younger students can learn about coding and algorithms with these unplugged activities. Students will first use arrows on a simple graph/maze to get from the numbers 1 through 5 in order. Students will then use arrows on a simple graph/maze to get the simple stories/nursery rhymes. Included: This Little Piggy Little Miss Muffet Humpty Dumpty Jack and Jill Included are several blank templates to make your own. Also included are the stories themselves!

Children can color (if wanted) then cut out, sort, and paste the pushes and pulls on the second page. I have also done this by pre-cutting the pictures as well (those tiny hands!)

Help students celebrate Asian American - Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month with this poster focusing on those in STEM.Included are:Title pageShort explanation page12 examples of famous Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders in STEM.9 examples of famous Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders.

A COLLECTION OF HANDY AND PRINTABLE DESIGN PROCESS POSTERS. ASKEXPLOREMODELEVALUATEEXPLAINVARIETY TO CHOOSE FROM!BIGGER, SINGLE PAGE POSTERS INCLUDED.

In this activity students will get a brief introduction to a what computers are, how they work, where we can find them, and how we use them. Included are questions for the students to answer and a word search of important vocabulary from the reading.

Help the little ones learn about forces. They will learn how to spell the key vocabulary: 1. push 2. pull 3. force 4. motion 5. friction

These are 4 great mazes for teaching beginners coding and directions on sites like Code.Org, Kodable, and others. These are easy mazes for younger students to do. They include mazes for using arrows, words, fill in the blanks, and debugging. Answer sheets are provided as well. ***ALL OF IT UNPLUGGED

Help your students understand forces better by identifying forces, pushes, pulls, directions, and amounts of force.

Help little ones with basic concepts of coding. Students must copy each pattern they see onto the blank space next to it. It really does help with introducing coding and some of its basic concepts.

A GOOD ACTIVITY TO BUILD CONNECTIONS WITH STUDENTS/CHILDREN OF VARIOUS AGES. THEY WRITE A LETTER TO SOMEONE THEY TRUST OR SOMEONE THEY FEEL COMFORTABLE WITH. INCLUDES PRINTABLE AND INTERACTIVE VERSIONS.

Simple printable (black and white and color) posters/visuals/handouts to help students remember their directions. Helpful for basic coding activities (unplugged, Code.Org, Kodable, etc.)