The Knox Teaching Box

Here is my Ultimate Planner! It is open to be numbered to fit any year, one purchase can be printed year after year! I have ordered it so that printing it front to back will put the Calendar and the Weekly Notes of each month facing each other when your planner is laid open. The Monthly Date List and Annual Snapshots are grouped this way as well.

A fun thematic way to help build students' number knowledge. Recording sheets can be customized for any number 1-5 that you want. Holidays included: Halloween (with bonus recording sheet) Thanksgiving Hanukkah Christmas Kwanzaa Valentines St. Patrick's Day Cinco de Mayo

This resource is a fun way to build the concept of composing and decomposing up to 5. Recording sheets are included for numbers 1-5, and a sheet to set your own number. Don't miss my Holiday Spill Bundle!

My Mission Planning worksheets will help students plot out their own missions and design the code to execute them. Think of this resource as your students’ rough draft before they put the code in on a device. It will help hone those critical thinking skills, save some time, as well as some battery life! These templates can be used for planning out missions for drones, or ground robots! Are you having remote classes with your students? Are you wondering how to engage them in coding activities?

This is a “life-sized” board game to introduce coding concepts. It is suitable for early childhood students (K-2) to learn step-by-step directions.

Are you looking to start using drones for coding and STEAM activities? This bundle will help you get started! Included is: A supply list, sequence of activities, mission ideas, a mission planning sheet for students, a drone design worksheet, connection instructions for the Tello and Tello EDU drones from Ryze/DJI, as well as a link to my YouTube channel for current content and support.

In this free bundle you will find a list of activities, or missions, for your coding club. These were written for use with drones, but can be easily adjusted to work for ground robots too. Step your students through the missions that gradually increase in difficulty. Use the Mission Planning page for students to make notes and record data as they plan to complete the mission!