Contains all my bundles as of 11/17/2022. Hardware/SoftwareBinary NumbersData TypesUnderstanding Identifiers and Data TypesBranching/ConditionalsCalculating/Operators in Computer ScienceRepetition/LoopsStacks/QueuesDivision in Computer SciencePictures used through Creative Commons. YouTube Video links provided. Keys for all independent worksheets.
Students will explore Google Earth by: Summarizing a voyage of their choosing.Sharing five "I'm feeling lucky" places.Exploring their neighborhood and town.Visiting 10 places or coordinates and answer observation questions or come to conclusions about what they see. Lastly, students are asked to find something on Google Earth and share the coordinates and/or screenshot.
Computer System & Devices - Hardware vs. Software Worksheet To be used with Computer System & Devices - Hardware vs. Software PowerPoint Photos pulled through Creative Commons
Includes PowerPoint and the accompanying material for a PowerPoint lesson demonstrating the conversion of decimal to binary numbers and vice versa. Download includes PowerPoint, Guided Notes (Google), Independent Worksheet (Google), Independent Worksheet Key (Google), Binary Number Organizer/Graphic Organizer (Google). PPT includes transitions, animations, and a YouTube embedded video. A possible unplugged lesson. Standards:CSP Conceptual FrameworkDAT-1 - The way that the computer represents dat
Life Science GED practice questions. All with diagrams, graphs, charts, infographics etc. There is an immediate slide showing the answer. 12 questions.
Graphing and Data Interpretation and Physical Science GED practice questions. All with diagrams, graphs, charts, infographics etc. There is an immediate slide showing the answer. 7 questions.
Not complete yet, uploaded as a work in progress. Earth and Space Science GED practice questions. All with diagrams, graphs, charts, infographics etc. There is an immediate slide showing the answer. 2 questions as of 2/9/26
Contains the following Computer System & Devices - Hardware vs. Software: PowerPointGuided NotesWorksheetWorksheet ANSWER KEYPhotos pulled from Creative Commons
Understanding Identifiers, Data Types, & Values PowerPoint with animations, embedded YouTube VideosGuided NotesIndependent WorksheetIndependent Worksheet KEYCovers: Identifiers forVariableConstantFunctionStructurePractice finding the identifier, naming the data type and value. Practice how values change in coding/programming. Practice seeing how functions and identifiers work together.
A PowerPoint lesson demonstrating the conversion of decimal to binary numbers and vice versa. Includes transitions, animations, YouTube video. Standards:CSP Conceptual FrameworkDAT-1 - The way that the computer represents data is different from the way that the data are interpreted and displayed for the user. Programs are used to translate data into a representation that is more easily understood by people.DAT-1.A - Explain how data can be represented using bits.CSTA K-12 Computer Science Stand
Calculating in Computer Science PowerPoint, guided notes, worksheet and answer key. Includes: arithmeticsubtractionmultiplicationregular divisioninteger divisionexponentsmodulusassignment operatoris vs. is not
Accompanying material for a PowerPoint lesson demonstrating the conversion of decimal to binary numbers and vice versa. Download includes Guided Notes (Word). Standards:CSP Conceptual FrameworkDAT-1 - The way that the computer represents data is different from the way that the data are interpreted and displayed for the user. Programs are used to translate data into a representation that is more easily understood by people.DAT-1.A - Explain how data can be represented using bits.CSTA K-12 Compute
Repetition - Loops- PowerPoint, Guided Notes, Independent Worksheet and KEY to worksheet PowerPoint includes step-by-step animations, YouTube links, fun images (added through Creative Commons), and more.
15+ years teaching secondary science
1 year computer science
15+ years adult education
Teaching style
Interactive Materials
Teaching from very limited technology access. My students do not have devices. My lessons are interactive PowerPoints with YouTube links. There are few independent activities where students need devices.