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Women's History Month robotics simulations
Coding with Robots - Pirate Treasure Hunt for Bee-Bot, Code & Go Mouse, Dash
This activity is a fun way to introduce coding with the Bee-Bot, Code and Go Mouse Robots, Dash and Dot and others and reinforce learning about algorithms! It is easily adaptable and differentiated so Kindergarten through the upper elementary grades can learn coding and simple algorithms by selecting a picture task card and finding it on their mat! Younger students will learn to code the robot to go forward, backward, turn right and left, while older students can use their skills to explore new
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K - 5th
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Also included in:Â Coding & Robotics Big Bundle - Bee-Bot, Code & Go Mouse
Amelia Earhart Disappearance Activity CSI Mystery of Women's History Analysis
Make learning about Amelia Earhart, a high flying figure in Women's history and a STEM role model, engaging and educational with this investigation activity! Your students will try to crack the mystery of Amelia Earhart's tragic disappearance through a crime scene investigation case file activity that encourages historical and creative thinking. This resource makes history come to life!A visually engaging case file with comprehensive background readings on Amelia Earhart, her final flight, and
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6th - 10th
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Robotics Competitions for Dash Robot
BEFORE YOU PURCHASE:This packet works with Dash robot. In order to effectively implement this resource, you must have at least 1 Dash robot and 1 iPad OR one compatible laptop.This packet includes 8 robotics competitions to use with Dash robot. The competitions range from easy to more difficult. They will not only test your students' coding skills, team work, communication, problem solving, and logical reasoning skills! Scoring sheets are provided for each competition. Suggested implementation i
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3rd - 6th
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Coding with Robots - Halloween Trick or Treat for Bee-Bot, Code & Go Mouse, etc
Trick or Treat around Halloween Town is a fun way to introduce coding with the Bee-Bot, Code and Go Mouse Robots, Dash and Dot and others and reinforce learning about algorithms! It is easily adaptable and differentiated so Kindergarten through the upper elementary grades can learn coding and simple algorithms by selecting a picture task card and finding it on their mat! Younger students will learn to code the robot to go forward, backward, turn right and left, while older students can use thei
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K - 5th
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Also included in:Â Coding & Robotics Big Bundle - Bee-Bot, Code & Go Mouse
2 Week Drone Flight Unit
Welcome to the 2 Week Drone Flight Unit! The purpose of this unit is to introduce students to the physics, regulations, and hands-on experience of flying drones.This course is designed to take place over two weeks and each day typically follows the following format:FAA Question of the DayDirect Instruction over a central topicSimulation/research around that topicA mission that utilizes a core concept that they learnedThis course is also fully customizable to whatever length of time your periods
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7th - 12th
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Women's Suffrage Movement: Susan B. Anthony Trial Scavenger Hunt Activity
Your students will walk in the shoes of Elizabeth Cady Stanton as they learn about the Women's Suffrage movement and the trial of Susan B. Anthony. This scavenger hunt uses primary sources! What better way to learn about the past than to analyze historical photos and documents. Your students will use close reading skills, decoding, and teamwork to complete 7 different tasks with clues. This resource is similar to an escape room, but allows for more flexibility as it can span over the course of t
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6th - 8th
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Also included in:Â Women's Suffrage Bundle: Activities, Reading Passages, Analysis, Lecture
Frida Kahlo: La Casa Azul Virtual Field Trip
Take your students on a virtual field trip to learn about Mexican artist, Frida Kahlo. A great addition to your Women's History Month learning, your students will deepen their understanding of her life, artistic works, and contributions through this tour of her home and studio, La Casa Azul. This trip combines Google Earth™ 360° views, websites, informational text, video, and visuals, with everything set up in Google Slides and ready to go!This virtual field trip covers::: Who was Frida Kahlo?::
Grades:
5th - 7th
Also included in:Â Latin America Virtual Field Trip Bundle (Google Earth Exploration)
Robotics Competition for Dash Robot - 2nd Edition
BEFORE YOU PURCHASE:This packet works with Dash robot. In order to effectively implement this resource, you must have at least 1 Dash robot and 1 iPad OR one compatible laptop.This packet includes 8 robotics competitions to use with Dash robot. The competitions range from easy to more difficult. They will not only test your students' coding skills, team work, communication, problem solving, and logical reasoning skills! Scoring sheets are provided for each competition. Suggested implementation i
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3rd - 6th
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Scratch Solar System Simulation - Space
This PDF file outlines how to use Scratch to code a Solar System simulation. This step by step guide was developed for students and is kid-friendly and easy to understand.I have also made a video tutorial on how to complete the simulation for one planet. These steps can then be completed independently for the other planets. Link to the video can also be downloaded if you purchase this product.Please be kind enough to leave a review if you found this product helpful. You can follow my teaching jo
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4th - 9th
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Who is Taylor Swift? A Virtual Field Trip Through the Eras
A fun and interactive virtual tour through the eras of Taylor Swift! Dive head first, fearless into each album (including the most recent release of the Tortured Poets Department). Look back on Taylor's life throughout the years and learn more about this record-breaking artist! This no prep trip includes:supplemental handout (both in black & white or color)word search* Be sure to check out the video preview. NOTE: music clips are not available via the preview, but are available on the virtua
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Not Grade Specific
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Mars Curiosity Rover: Choice Board
This choice board offers a variety of opportunities to learn about Mars and the Curiosity Rover. A fantastic book to read prior to introducing this activity is Curiosity: The Story of a Mars Rover by Markus Motum. Additionally, there is exciting information about the NEW rover, PERSEVERANCE, that landed on Mars on February 18, 2021. The following links are available on the choice board. Each link will take your students to a different online interactive activity, experience or learning opportu
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1st - 6th
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NGSS:
K-2-ETS1-1
Women in the Civil War: Job Fair and Primary Source Analysis
This bundle includes 2 lessons on Women in the Civil War.Lesson 1: Job Fair In this historical dialogue activity, students will explore 13 different historical women who lived during the Civil War. Half the class will play interviewers seeking to fill important positions for the war effort while the other half will play women looking to get involved. Includes: 21 Characters including:Harriet Tubman Clara Barton Louisa May AlcottDorothea Dix and many more!8 InterviewersStudent worksheet Slides wi
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7th - 12th
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Codey Rocky Robot Battle
This product can be used as a Google Slide Presentation for a robotics team challenge and/or printed for small group step-by-step directions. This is an excellent source for STEM. GATE, and the engineering design process as students plan, make and attach armor to help a robot move items easier.
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3rd - 6th
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VEX Virtual Toolbox: Tools and Hardware
Use this interactive Toolbox to learn about some basic tools and hardware used with the VEX EDR kits. Learn about 3/32 & 5/64 screws, nuts, shafts, standoffs, spacers, pop rivets, shaft collars, flat bearings and hex drivers/keys. Slideshow is completely editable to include what you need. Included, an informational slide on how to use the slideshow in present mode.
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6th - 12th
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Ozobot Activity Coding Game: Future Factory
Ozobots are an amazing platform for educators to use to teach coding skills. While they might not look super complex, they are actually very capable robots that are also accessible to students of all ages. This fun game will let students put their coding skills to the test and be rewarded by seeing their bots in action. Beginning coders, advanced coders, and all those in between will have a blast and see their new skills rewarded. Future Factory is a coding game that simulates the ways automated
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5th - 10th
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Unplugged Coding Puzzles for the Elementary Classroom
With Computer Science standards popping up across the nation and devices not always being easily accessible, it's great to have unplugged activities to help students understand the concepts. This product helps students to understand simple coding concepts while moving "Robbie Robot" around.These puzzles use block coding to help a friendly robot move around a grid. This is very similar to some of the educational robots used within classrooms these days that use a grid. Due to the necessary rea
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2nd - 5th
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Design your own Vex Challenge
Use this as an extension for your Vex Robotics class! By now your kiddos should be familiar with VEX and the VexVR now turn the tables and have them design their own VEX assignment! I usually fin the best 5 or 6 and give them to the class as another assignment as well.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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10-Pack Algorithm Challenges - Computer Science on Paper - DollarSale
This is a pack designed to have students create solutions to coding / programming challenges on paper. This pack is probably best for students in mid-elementary to middle school, but they could be used for any "beginner"/"intermediate" level of CS learning. These could be used for no/low-tech computer science work, sub plans, general ed. integration of CS, and more. Included in this pack: + 10 individual algorithm challenges+ "Steps" poster+ Sheet of standards included in the work in this pack+
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Not Grade Specific
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Women in History: Helen Keller Presentation + Simulation
In teaching I try to include more important women throughout history as a way to diversify my classroom and to reach out to my female students. This presentation is great way to teach about Helen Keller from 4th grade on up to 12th grade! It includes a brief presentation, student notes, videos, and a fun simulation activity for students to see what it would actually be like to live as Helen Keller!
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Not Grade Specific
Rosa Parks Bundle (Escape Room/Differentiated Reading Passages)
This bundle has two great Rosa Parks resources that will keep your kids engaged.-Virtual escape the room-DIFFERENTIATED comprehension readings and quizzes
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3rd - 8th
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Learn Programming with Robot Game
the objective of this game is to help children learn programming logic in a puzzle by gamethe child must write a program using the commands so that the robot collects all the magic ballsFeatures*18 program to write*At each level the child uses a new command and a new concept
Grades:
1st - 5th
Girl Scouts Friendship Circuit Circle: Daisy/Brownie/Junior STEM Activity
Circuits are everywhere - but how do they work? This hands-on activity will help your Girl Scouts understand how a circuit moves battery energy to a flashlight bulb. Use the activity to work on the Think Like an Engineer Journey series (DBJCSA), the Junior Get Moving Journey, and Designing Robots for all levels.
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Not Grade Specific
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NGSS:
K-2-ETS1-1
, 3-5-ETS1-2
, 4-PS3-2
Architecture and Engineering with Angry Birds
A fun architecture, engineering, and coding activity with Jenga blocks and Angry Birds. Student teams will research, plan, and engineer Jenga block castles. Teams will then investigate the strength and design of their castle utilizing several, common brick bond patterns. If you don't have robots for coding, students can roll marble "birds" at an opponent's castle.
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3rd - 6th
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The Admissions Game, 1840
Your US history class (grades 7 and up) becomes the Admissions Committee for the fictitious United States University, inducting its first Freshman class in 1840. Which movers and shakers of the day will be accepted? Your students will write Recommendation Letters for their candidates and then your whole class becomes the admissions committee. Rebels and radicals, businessmen, literary figures, soldiers and diplomats, inventors will all be present. There are only nine slots! Who will be admitted?
Grades:
7th - 12th
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