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Prepare for February with a comprehensive array of resources designed to jumpstart the month with purpose and progress. This carefully curated bundle focuses on important themes such as Black History Month, Digital Learning Day, Library Lovers Month, and Random Acts of Kindness Week. A wide range of information and activities are available to empower learners and foster digital citizenship. Let go of last-minute lesson planning, allowing you to focus on the essential topics of February. These ha

Are you in the middle of a coding unit and have to take the day off? Maybe you're noticing students aren't learning some key skills? Whether you need a break from the content you’re teaching or don’t want to lose momentum. The no-prep coding sub plans are designed with your needs in mind! These coding sub plans will keep students engaged even when they're not writing code! Decomposition, pattern recognition, abstraction, and algorithm design are all covered in these plans. When you're not sure w

STUDENTS LEARN THE ALPHABET, SPELL THEIR NAMES, AND LEARN CODING CONCEPTS WHILE THEY GET UP AND MOVE!These bright and fun alphabet cards help young learners learn the alphabet and spell their name through conditional coding. This activity is great for a whole group, small group, or station activity.  After downloading this resource you will receive cards that get early learners up and moving to the alphabet! These cards are easy to manipulate for small hands that are developing fine motor skills

Award students’ coding skills with these kid friendly achievement bracelets, tags, stickers & digital stickers.If you are looking for ways to celebrate & /or reward students’ coding capabilities, reward them with achievement badges, bracelets, stickers and digital stickers!  This resource includes:  1 page of color printable research achievement badges, perfect to add students’ achievement rings; 5 designs on the page.1 page of black and white printable research achievement badges, perfect to a

ACKNOWLEDGE STUDENTS’ HARD WORK AND EFFORTS WHEN THEY ARE IN THE LIBRARY. Some students need tangible recognition of their learning efforts. What better way to do that, than with achievement badges, bracelets & stickers.  These kid friendly achievement badges give students the recognition they need and crave as they acquire new skills. They can choose from brag tags or badges, stickers, or bracelets. You can even create a digital badge folder for them in Seesaw or Google Classroom where they