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9th grade computer science classroom decors for Microsoft Publisher
Timeline of Storage
This is a timeline of the way people have stored data from the cavemen era to today. Starting in 1980- You have the option to tape or past real examples of the way data was stored or add your own pictures to print directly to the sheets.
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Grades:
PreK - 12th
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Keyboard Shortcuts Poster
This is a poster with popular keyboard shortcuts. The poster is 24in wide and 40in long. It is perfect to be printed on a poster-maker. This is a publisher file.
Grades:
1st - 12th
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Large 3D Keyboard Display
Premade letters/keys to cut out and print to styrofoam (or other) take away containers to make yourself an XL 3D Keyboard display which everyone loves!!
Print the following pages and cut out around the edges.
Paste onto the bottom of a Styrofoam take-away container.
Some larger keys may need more than one lid. For some of them (like Caps Lock and Tab, I used about one and a half by cutting an edge off and putting 2 together like a rectangle.
Made to look like a Lenovo keyboard in the Middle E
Grades:
PreK - 12th
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Coding Class Entry Door Template
A 11" by 8 1/2" Microsoft Publisher template file usable for an entry door poster to your classroom. Recommended to be used specifically for Coding/Computer Science courses. This version accepts up to 2 different course titles, as most computer application teachers tend to have at least two different technology curricula to teach. Make sure that you change the instructor name, 2 course names, and a classroom number.
Grades:
K - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Nettiquette
Two A3 posters aimed at reminding students what respectful behaviour looks like online, to THINK before they post and that what they post online stays online. Enjoy.
Grades:
3rd - 12th, Higher Education
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