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Free 6th grade computer science task cards
Free Webquest Task Cards Ancient Rome Mythology
Motivate your students with this free internet scavenger hunt. This set of 16 task cards is a great way to review Roman Mythology while your students are reading for information and using the internet to answer the questions. Each card is a Mini Quest with a link and 2 questions about characters in Roman Mythology.Task cards are great practice for those early finishers that you want to provide with a meaningful review. WebQuests give your students an opportunity to gain factual information wh
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4th - 8th
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Also included in: Ancient Rome Bundle A 5 WebQuest Collection
3D Printing task cards (4) for Makerspace
Included are 4 3D printing project tasks. These task cards include the task, dimension limitations, and optional criteria for the teacher. Students can get started right away with these task cards. Projects are easy enough for young students, yet challenging enough for older students. Great for the classroom, a club, or a makerspace.
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2nd - 9th, Higher Education
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SEESAW ICON CARDS AND POSTER PRINTABLE
Free Resource!Use Seesaw Icons Cards to create instructions and task cards for students in Activities and Assesment while using the app.Learn more about SeeSaw in https://web.seesaw.me/ Customer Tips:How to get TPT credit to use on future purchases:TpT credits are points which can be applied to future purchases to save you money. After you make a purchase, to earn TpT credit, you’ll need to leave feedback on your purchase. To do so you can to go to your “My Purchases” page and click the “Provid
Grades:
PreK - 11th
Freebie Technology Test Prep: Keyboarding practice quick checks! (Yearlong set)
Worried that your students’ performance on computer-based state testing will be affected by their technology skill set? I developed this “quick check” activity set to give students this essential weekly practice on specific computer/ keyboarding skills all year long! Enjoy this 6 card freebie sample of my over 30 engaging, meaningful task cards designed for students to independently practice skills in Google Docs. Each task is presented with clear directions on an attractive 8X4 inch card tha
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3rd - 6th
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Internet Research Task Cards
This resource is designed to help your students develop their internet research skills. Some skills included in the set include:-skimming-use of quotation marks-key words-auto complete-challenge cardsIt is best printed on A4
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3rd - 12th
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Minecraft Education Task Cards
These task cards can be used to fit any purpose. They are not focused on any particular subject. I use them as a reward for children with challenging learning needs. I know what they are doing on Minecraft Education and they can tick off and be accountable for what they are building. The task cards come in full A4 one per page and 4 per page.
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K - 8th
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Dash Robot Activity Cards
This is an introduction pack to assist students independently complete tasks using the Dash robot. This cards use the Wonder app.
Grades:
2nd - 10th
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Makey Makey Set Up Guide
Launch your Makey Makey exploration with these Activity Cards. Make it easy for all students to Set Up their Makey Makey Kits with little assistance. You don't need to have all the answers or know all the technology when you have these activity cards to guide your students through the set up process of Makey Makey.These Activity Cards assist Self Directed learning.INCLUDED:how to plug in the Makey Makeyhow to connect to Earthhow to test your Makey Makeyhow to test materials for conductivityEasy
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3rd - 8th
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littleBits Introduction Cards
Looking to use and introduce littleBits in your classroom? This set of cards could come in handy in your makerspaces or tinker corners.
Grades:
3rd - 6th
Listing Activity Task Cards (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math)
This product features listing activities task cards related to STEM. This activity is ideal for a warm up, a center, or early finishers. Targeted grade level: Middle School students.
If you would like to incorporate these activities with elementary-aged students, you could give a task card to a student, have them research the STEM-related term, and then complete the listing activity. The sooner we incorporate STEM-related activities in the classroom the more prepared our students become in t
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5th - 8th
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Cartes modifiables sur l'Intelligence Artificielle - AI LITERACY CARDS IN FRENCH
Editable AI Literacy cards in French, to be used with students, parents, and teachers. Free resource about AI iliteracy. This set of AI Literacy cards can be used to make your school community think and have conversation about AI whether it is with students, colleagues, or parents. Une ressource gratuite pour faire réfléchir votre communauté scolaire et engager des conversations approfondies sur l'IA.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Micro:bit task cards
6 task cards to use with the BBC Micro:bit.If you don't have the. actual microbic device, you can still practise coding using the simulation coding app.Children can take these cards, scan the QR code to watch the 'how to' video and then have a go at coding for themselves.
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3rd - 6th
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Scratch Workspace Diagram Poster
Need a poster for your classroom to help students identify the different parts of the Scratch screen while they are coding? Then look no further!This is a full 18" x 24" poster you can download and print out. It labels the different panes and toolbars to help your students find different areas when working on their projects. File type is a .pngAnd the best part, is it's free! Be sure to download now and I hope it helps you out in your classroom.
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2nd - 8th
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50 Things To Do With Your databot™
Looking for fun and easy things to do with your databot™? Here's a list of 50 activities your students will love! A little bit of something for everyone including activities connected to science, technology, math, engineering, art, and ELA! This list is the perfect way to introduce students to the databot™, and could also be used with other types of probeware.Have students choose ten (or more!) of these actions and prove that they did it! Then have them share it in the Student Showcase to build
Grades:
3rd - 12th
Accelerated Reader Login Cheat Sheet
Do your students need help logging in to Accelerated Reader?
Fill in the form fields on this document to personalize with students' names, user names, and passwords. Print on cardstock and laminate for extra durability. Store in student AR folders/binders or in a bin near student computers.
I keep the Renaissance Place website listed in my "Favorites" on the Internet. These cheat sheets give students a visual for the following steps once they are on the Renaissance Place website:
-Log in a
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K - 12th
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Decision Trees: Animal Classification Activity (with playing cards)
Classify animals using a decision tree algorithm! This lesson teaches students to use physical characteristics of different animals to develop an algorithm that allows you to easily group and identify each animal based on a series of simple questions. Try this free, classroom-ready activity by jumping to this link.This activity also comes with a set of 16 playing cards. Simply print them double-sided and cut out! Download here.
Grades:
5th - 10th
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UPDATED - CODING IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION CARDS
Bring coding out of the computer and into your Physical Education Program. Currently, coding is the most sought after language in the world. Empower your students with this skill and encourage physical fitness as well. Print, cut out and laminate these coding blocks to integrate computer science into your Healthy Living exercises. Using dry erase markers, students will design a warm-up using these engaging coding blocks. Designed to mimic block code similar to the Hour of Code and Scratch pro
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1st - 12th, Higher Education
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Activity for #Goldilocks - A Hashtag Cautionary Tale
Activities to learn about online safety and digital citizenship.The student card can be given to older students or used by the teacher for ideas as part of a larger unit on digital safety.This file also includes additional resources for teachers to use for personal knowledge or with students.The document includes A4 size and 2 per page for duplication for student use.
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5th - 8th, Staff
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Dash Robot Coding Task Cards NO PREP
These task cards are for use with the Dash robot and their accessories! They are a no prep way to get your students coding! Students can spend up to 30 minutes at each station, that gives them plenty of time to tinker and then take what they learned to code!
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3rd - 6th
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I'm Done. Now what? (Task Cards for early finishers)
This file includes colour-coded task cards for your early finishers. Yellow- Tech TimePurple- CreativityRed- EnglishOrange- OrganizationGreen- ExaminationBlue- Math
Grades:
3rd - 6th
A-Z Technology Alphabet
This is the simple A-Z Technology Alphabet that covers general Technology Terms. This is so you can teach your student current terms as well as history for technology. It is only black and white so that printing can be done on any printer.
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5th - 12th
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Also included in: Simple A-Z Technology Alphabet Bundle
STEM Links to Literacy #1 How to trap a monster
Ideas to link great picture books to STEM challenges. This is the first in a series and the challenge is to design and create a trap. The trap could be adapted for different purposes and contexts eg a giant trap, a mouse trap, a monster trap etc.
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K - 6th
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How To: Making your first Google Doc
Are you struggling to instruct your elementary students on the techniques in creating a Google Doc? This handout is a life-saver for the new technology in your classroom. These step-by-step lessons can be printed and distributed to your students. No prep for you! Your students will be making Google Docs in no time!
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1st - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Entrance Activity for Technology
I use this activity one of two ways: Entrance activity: I print one set on cardstock white paper and cut it into cards, as students enter they answer one question, as students exit they answer one question. The cards rotate if they get it correct, if they get it wrong they go to the back of the line to listen to the answers again and then have another chance to answer. I also use this activity as a group activity. They can use a paper and answer questions based on the number they "roll from the
Grades:
6th - 12th
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