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Instructional technology bulletin board ideas for Easel
Technology Timeline Sequencing Map
Technology Timeline Sequencing Map is a great way to incorporate history with technology. Includes at least eight different images for audio, storage, computer, telephone, and camera timelines for students to sort into a sequence / flow map. You could easily print 1 copy copy for small groups and laminate in order to use over and over. Check out the preview to see the list of historical technology and pictures this set contains. Please Note: This product contains the same historical content as
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
65 Microsoft Computer Technology Word Wall Terms
Printable PDF File (It's gentle on the ink too) of 65 Microsoft Computer Technology Word Wall Terms Include:1. Align2. Annotate3. Attachment4. Autocorrect5. Autofill6. Backstage7. Bandwidth8. Browser9. Bullet point10. Carbon copy11. Cell12. Chart13. Crop14. Cursor15. Data16. DropCap17. Edit18. Export19. Filter20. Firewall21. Font22. Footer23. Footnote24. Formatting25. Gradient26. Grayscale27. Gridlines28. Header29. Hyperlink30. Icon31. Import32. Indent33. JPEG34. Kiosk35. Landscape36. Login37. L
Grades:
7th - 10th
75 Ways to Say Good Job - a QR Code Enabled Poster
We've seen the posters and signs with 75 ways to say "good job!" These posters have been QR Code Enabled for a fun 21st century techie twist! You will need a mobile device with a QR code reader app installed to make use of this version.
Print on card stock and laminate for durability. Hang them on a bulletin board and wait for an opportunity to praise a student for their good work. Choose a phrase from the teacher key or call out a random number, give the student a hand-held device with the Q
Grades:
2nd - 12th
Types:
Class Dojo Points Charts, Monthly and Weekly
Class Dojo Points Charts, Monthly and Weekly
This is a superb way for students to keep track of their points, especially when they are working toward a specific goal. Students write their points on a daily basis and also circle the appropriate symbol. The G and R letters stand for red and green while the + and – signs represent positive and negative numbers. You choose the symbols that best work with your students and their grade levels. Enjoy!
This resource includes the following:
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Grades:
Not Grade Specific
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