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This packet includes blank Recording Sheets to be used in your Scoot, Scavenger Hunt and Task Card activities. Tailor your SCOOT games to your liking, without having to cross out boxes! You can choose the form that best fits your activity: 24, 28, 30 or 32 boxes. On each sheet there is an area to write (before copying or after) the name of your activity. That can help to keep your piles organized! Happy Teaching!

Computer Science Standards of Learning were developed in 2017 for Virginia schools. These cards provide vocabulary from the grade-level standards with an easy-to-understand definition and a visual to help younger students make connections. Have vocabulary words on your bulletin boards or around the room to refer to as you discuss a variety of computer science topics. A few of the vocabulary words are as follows: Troubleshoot, Sensor, Variable, Decompose, Binary, Algorithm, Debug, Program, and m

What teacher doesn’t use Google Forms at least a few times throughout the year?  Collect information about your new students, about parents, or about sizing for staff shirts.  Use as a tool for assessments or to find favorites among staff.  Collect data such as what students understand and what they don’t. Use the forms for voting purposes.   Now you can dress up your Google Forms with these easy-to-use customizable headers.  First, you’ll want to use the Canva Template to include the title of y

Computer Science Standards of Learning were developed in 2017 for Virginia schools. These cards provide vocabulary from the grade-level standards with an easy-to-understand definition and a visual to help younger students make connections. Have vocabulary words on your bulletin boards or around the room to refer to as you discuss a variety of computer science topics. A few of the vocabulary words are as follows: Troubleshoot, Sensor, Variable, Decompose, Binary, and many more. (29 words in all

Computer Science Standards of Learning were developed in 2017 for Virginia schools. These cards provide vocabulary from the grade-level standards with an easy-to-understand definition and a visual to help younger students make connections. Have vocabulary words on your bulletin boards or around the room to refer to as you discuss a variety of computer science topics. A few of the vocabulary words are as follows: Mouse, Keyboard, Digital Citizenship, Algorithm, Sequence, and many more. (22

Students can practice their fraction skills by using these task cards in a SCOOT game, a scavenger hunt game or through centers. This packet includes a total of 32 Task Cards covering a variety of skills for fourth grade math. It can also be used as a pre-cursor to a fraction unit in fifth grade math to measure retention from prior years. There are 24 Problem-Solving Task Cards included. Some involve multiple steps, and some have more than one multiple-choice answer to find. These include th

The Virginia Studies curriculum contains a lot of material. Make it easier on your kids with review. You can use these before quizzes or tests. These are also a great review at the end of the school year (before those SOL tests). I like to use these in a SCOOT game, but they can also be used as a Scavenger Hunt Center or as questions for a trivia game. Included in this set: 28 Question Task Cards 4 Brain Break (fun movement activities for a break during SCOOT) Answer Key If you need a recor

Do you want to give more structure to groups to research or complete projects? Give each student their own topic to become an expert at. Then they can share with the others in their group. You can use these printables to give students a place to write their notes and information in a jigsaw fashion. The directions and an example are included to help explain the rules. To find more management, decor items, and tech products, please check out my TPT store at: https://www.teacherspayteachers.co

Computer Science Standards of Learning were developed in 2017 for Virginia schools. These cards provide vocabulary from the grade-level standards with an easy-to-understand definition and a visual to help younger students make connections. Have vocabulary words on your bulletin boards or around the room to refer to as you discuss a variety of computer science topics. A few of the vocabulary words are as follows: Bug, Repeat, Program, Network, Loop, and many more. (34 words in all)To find other

Computer Science Standards of Learning were developed in 2017 for Virginia schools. These cards provide vocabulary from the grade-level standards with an easy-to-understand definition and a visual to help younger students make connections. Have vocabulary words on your bulletin boards or around the room to refer to as you discuss a variety of computer science topics. A few of the vocabulary words are as follows: Algorithm, Bug, Cyberbullying, Decompose, Network, and many more. (34 words in all

Computer Science Standards of Learning were developed in 2017 for Virginia schools. These cards provide vocabulary from the grade-level standards with an easy-to-understand definition and a visual to help younger students make connections. Have vocabulary words on your bulletin boards or around the room to refer to as you discuss a variety of computer science topics. A few of the vocabulary words are as follows: Data, Debug, Digital Citizenship, Hardware, Loop, and many more. (27 words in all)

Computer Science Standards of Learning were developed in 2017 for Virginia schools. These cards provide vocabulary from the grade-level standards with an easy-to-understand definition and a visual to help younger students make connections. Have vocabulary words on your bulletin boards or around the room to refer to as you discuss a variety of computer science topics. A few of the vocabulary words are as follows: Cyberbullying, Debug, Loop, Input, Event, Data, and many more. (27 words in al

Tired of the same "turn and talk" or "find a partner" in class? This is a different protocol that allows students to find that one favorite friend, but then have to find three others. The choices become smaller as they find four partners, and it gives them opportunities to collaborate with others. It takes about 3-5 minutes to explain the directions and to find the partners they'll use for a lesson, a day, a project, or a unit. You'll need to create a classroom set of one of the sheets (whic

This Powerpoint product is editable and allows you to add your own questions and/or tasks. They show a child holding dice, so it would be great for a probability unit and/or calculation unit. You can use to create your own SCOOT game, a Scavenger Hunt around the room, Math Center tasks, partner games, flashcards, or more. To add your own wording, click on the text boxes in each card and replace the current text with your own. Each card sheet can be cut in half vertically and horizontally to ma

This Powerpoint product is editable and allows you to add your own questions and/or tasks. They show a child holding dice, so it would be great for a probability unit and/or calculation unit. You can use to create your own SCOOT game, a Scavenger Hunt around the room, Math Center tasks, partner games, flashcards, or more. To add your own wording, click on the text boxes in each card and replace the current text with your own. Each card sheet can be cut in half vertically and horizontally to make

This Powerpoint product is editable and allows you to add your own questions and/or tasks. They show a child holding dice, so it would be great for a probability unit and/or calculation unit. You can use to create your own SCOOT game, a Scavenger Hunt around the room, Math Center tasks, partner games, flashcards, or more. To add your own wording, click on the text boxes in each card and replace the current text with your own. Each card sheet can be cut in half vertically and horizontally to ma

Want a fun design on task cards to create a SCOOT or Scavenger Hunt or other game? These adorable Civil War characters are sure to please! On each card, there is a text box that can be edited to change out the wording. Some examples of what to do with this: *Create a center where kids use cards to answer questions as review. *Create a SCOOT game where kids answer questions on a time limit. *Create a Scavenger Hunt around the room with the cards for review. *Create name tags of Civil War chara