Robin Brunner

Would you rather make snow angels or make snow balls? This is a fun opinion writing piece using would you rather questions about winter activities. Students will pick one and then come up with reasons for their choice. Then they can write/type a persuasive paragraph. Visit my store at http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Robin-Brunner

This is a coding project that teaches students to be creative, critical thinkers, and problem solvers by learning Computer Science. This project will teach students to create a sprite with different costumes to code it to show animation.  The skills they will learn in this project are: Sprite editor, create your own sprite,  animation, sequence, loops, and debugging. There will be 6 projects that go with the field trip theme Coding a Field Trip. These can be coded on Scratch.mit.edu or CS Firs

This is a coding project that teaches students to be creative, critical thinkers, and problem solvers by learning Computer Science. This project will teach students to code a sprite to go to 5 different locations on a stage. Later,, students will code projects based on these 5 locations.  The skills they will learn in this project are: sequencing, moving sprites, talking sprites, changing backgrounds, and debugging. There will be 6 projects that go with the field trip theme Coding a Field Trip.

Would you rather eat pumpkin pie or cake? This is a fun opinion writing piece using would you rather questions about Thanksgiving activities. Students will pick one and then come up with reasons for their choice. Then they can write/type a persuasive essay. Visit my store at http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Robin-Brunner

Using Google Sheets or Excel have your students create a fun turkey. They can follow the code to make the turkey body and then get to be creative to color the feathers.

What do you think of when you think of Winter? What do you do in the Winter? Where do you go in the Winter? Write down your ideas then fill in the ‘Winter Is’ page to create a fun poem of Winter metaphors. Visit my store at http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Robin-Brunner.