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Stop holding your breath while students create a username for an edtech game or tool, and sigh with relief knowing that they’ll generate school and kid-friendly usernames that keeps the lesson moving and everyone engaged. Many components of a student’s digital footprint are controlled at the district level. From their passwords and usernames, to their lunch codes, and most login information for an array of EdTech tools that you use in your library. Even with all of these safeguards in place, the

Use these coding vocabulary cards to teach and reinforce coding and computational thinking while having fun!Help your students master important vocabulary terms! Students love to code and need to acquire computer science terms to master computer science.  If you teach coding or computer science to elementary students, you know how necessary but tricky learning coding vocabulary is. Robotics and coding games are incredibly engaging: students are creating algorithms, loops, conditionals, changing

Use these routines to develop independence and responsibility so PreK students borrow library books responsibly.Create book borrowing habits that stick! After you download this resource, you will receive printables and activities to teach PreK students, as young as TWO, how to care for library books. The resource includes:  Standards Based unit map. It outlines ways to differentiate and assess young students, and developmentally appropriate inquiry-based learning.Sorting, cut & paste, singing &

LIBRARY EXIT TICKETS: GRADES 2-6 Keep your students in a growth mindset & build community! NO PREP exit tickets make it fun for students to reflect on their learning experiences and academic outcomes.  Are you looking for an exit ticket that can be used with any topic, any discipline, at any time of day? If you teach multiple subject areas, multiple grades, end your day with closing circle, and need to meet diverse student needs, this packet provides you: ⭐ Exit Tickets that prompt students

Transform your elementary library into a tranquil and captivating haven with NO-PREP Library Stations! These stations are specially designed to keep young minds engaged while developing essential skills, including reading, coding, critical thinking, problem-solving, design, engineering, and collaboration. Are you tired of chaotic book checkout experiences where students seem to be everywhere except where they should be? Do you constantly redirect their behavior while helping them select books? D

Support & develop student independence for a calm library media center. Not only are our students capable of being independent, they can exceed our expectations!  If you are a teacher looking to hand more responsibility and decision making over to your students, this poster set is for you!  They clearly outline 4 ways students can be independent and work hard.  The bulleted posters provide an outline of skills, procedures and attitudes you can teach. AFTER downloading this resource you’ll get:⭐

Teach primary students what a researcher is and does before they become one. Our youngest students are highly capable of engaging in research when they understand what it is and their role in the process.  Our youngest students are incredibly curious and love to uncover answers to their questions. That’s why it is never too early to teach students how to be a researcher.  Kindergarten teachers frequently teach students what it means to be a scientist and how they can engage in scientific beha

Print and digital games that help young students learn how to care for school technology. Help students understand the routines and expectations to care for iPads. Our students come to school with a great deal of technology experience. This is great! It also means that we need to teach them the routines and our expectations for how to care for technology when in school. After downloading this resource you will receive materials and activities for early learners to responsibly care for and use th

Unlock the Power of Digital Citizenship with a Seesaw Rubric! Are you looking for a valuable resource to teach digital citizenship skills to your students in an engaging way? Look no further! This free resource transforms the way you educate young learners about digital citizenship while utilizing Seesaw™. In today's interconnected world, students need strong digital communication skills from a young age. Their first encounter with digital citizenship often occurs within the school environment,

QR Codes are a great way to provide resources to students without printing. They love learning the more technical aspects of a QR Code and this interactive poster teaches them just that! As an educator who teaches computer science, don’t spend time creating a lesson or resources to teach students about QR Codes. This interactive poster set does that for you. After downloading this resource, you’ll get: 2 QR Code posters in color and black & whitewith 2 QR Codes that teach students what a QR Co