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Hour of Code: Self-Guided Lessons for Middle and High School Students
Introduction: Are you looking for a comprehensive, engaging, and easy-to-implement coding curriculum for your middle or high school students? Look no further! Our Hour of Code Self-Guided Lessons provide the perfect solution for introducing programming concepts to students in a fun and accessible way. With five diverse and dynamic activities, students will learn and practice coding across various platforms, languages, and applications.Key Features:Comprehensive Curriculum: Our Hour of Code Self-
Grades:
6th - 12th, Adult Education
Tinkercad Project 3: Make a Spinning Top
This is the third project I have students complete. The first two lessons, making a sideless cube and making a cookie cutter, both teach and reinforce basic Tinkercad skills, so I highly suggest you get and teach these lesson first. This lesson introduces a new workplane and a new shape. The spinning top can be printed and tested (directions for printing are not included).Use this lesson to teach yourself how to make the spinning top first. Then print this out (one or two slides per page–color
Grades:
3rd - 6th
Tinkercad: Make Rachel's Snowflake Project 4
This is the fourth and by far the most complicated project I have students complete. The first three lessons, making a sideless cube, making a cookie cutter, and making a spinning top all teach and reinforce basic Tinkercad skills that are necessary to be able to successfully complete this project, so I highly suggest you get and teach these lesson first. This lesson focus on symmetry and can easily be modified to reinforce different types of symmetry and angle measurement.Use this lesson to te
Grades:
3rd - 6th
Tinkercad Project 2: Make a Cookie Cutter
This is the second Tinkercad project I have students complete. The first lesson, making a sideless cube, is free on my TPT site, so I highly suggest you get and teach that lesson first. Both lessons cover the same skills; however, this second lesson allows students to explore what was already taught at their own pace. It reviews basic skills necessary for all other projects. Use this lesson to teach yourself how to make a cookie cutter. Then print this out (one or two slides per page–color is he
Grades:
3rd - 6th
Movie Making Project - Trailer
This is a very independent resource, great for planning a short film project. In our case, we made this about movie trailers! This Movie Making assignment has been used for 8th grade public education students. In my class, students have been very independent and successful in completing these plans. The plans certainly help students make better use of the time they have to film. I hope that it makes filming nice and smooth for you and your learners! My students would tell you, "IT WAS EASY!" I w
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Not Grade Specific
Career Readiness: What Are Employment Documents? Bundle
In regards to education and career preparation, students need to know how to apply for jobs and what other documents they may need in order to obtain the job. This lesson allows students to explore the ins and outs of employment documents and well as learn how to fill-out a job application, create a resume and create cover letter using proper language and text, as well as what includes definitions and examples of what constitutes appropriate or inappropriate content for each document. Also inclu
Grades:
7th - 12th
Virtual Basic Wall Framing Assignment- Sketch Up - Distance Learning
This assignment was created and used for my intro to construction classes during distance learning. Normally during this class we would have had students frame and build wall, but during distance learning we developed this assignment for students to virtually build a sample wall and to learn the basics of wall framing using a free online program called Sketch Up. We had over 400 students complete this assignment during distance learning and it worked AWESOME! Many, many hours of fine tuning
Grades:
5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Virtual Kitchen Drawing Assignment (Part #1) -Distance Learning using Sketch Up
This assignment is used for distance learning for my school's Tech Ed classes grades 7-12 or to teach the basics of drawing using Sketch Up. I used this assignment both last spring and this fall in all levels of my Cabinet Making and Tech Ed courses during distance learning. Currently there are more than 4 other teachers using this assignment in our district and over 400 students. This assignment has been a HUGE SUCCESS!!! This assignment is design to be used by students with very little he
Grades:
7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
First steps and create a game with Scratch - MYP Design Y6 and Y7
This is the whole project "Create a video game with Scratch" I did with my Y6 and Y7.You'll find the presentation I used as a guide for my students and the template for the students to fill in: follow up + the document for them to review their work themselves: review.The objective of this project is to develop their autonomy. They'll build a game on their own, a game with a peer and a game with a team.
Grades:
5th - 7th
Google Docs Tutorial - SCAVENGER HUNT
Hi everybody! With the age of Google Suite upon us, there are many different ways to move files back and forth from teacher to student. One way is obviously using Google Documents. While most of us know that it is very similar to a Word Doc., there are some subtle differences. This product provides a way for students (and teachers) to explore the in's and out's of the Google Doc interface. I learned a lot from this Google Doc Scavenger Hunt, simply by searching for what was asked in the
Grades:
6th - 8th
STEM Bell Ringers
This is a packet of twenty morning STEM bell ringers. This is a great way to get your day started. Students can work on critical thinking skills and developing an engineering mindset. This packet will continue to grow as bell ringers are added.
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Grades:
6th - 9th
How Much Does Christmas Cost (Math grades 3rd - 12th)
Christmas Math assignment using decimals integrating reading and technology.
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Not Grade Specific
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NGSS:
5-ESS3-1
Digital Habits Tracker
This journal is for anyone who wants to change their habits of digital media use and track how much time one spends on digital media
Grades:
3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Google Docs Scavenger Hunt
This is a Google Doc with 25 questions students answer using the Explore tool within Google Docs. Students love this scavenger hunt and learn how to use the Explore tool and to enter answers into a table. This helps them learn to search effectively and find the answers in a webpage. They will need to do various tasks in searching, simple math, converting Celsius and Fahrenheit, finding something on a map.This lesson is a great way for students to learn to search, use keywords, and find the answe
Grades:
3rd - 5th
President's Day in the Library
What better way to combine library skills with President's Day! Your students will practice searching the online catalogue to find books on US Presidents. They will need to write down the call number, find the book, and complete an activity with it. Perfect for use in ANY school library!
Grades:
2nd - 6th
Create your own Company Project
Flipgrid Project that is both engaging and effective to teaching students about slogans, logos, and target audience.
Grades:
4th - 12th
Math Computer Center- Determine the Missing Operation (Editable!)
Directions: Use the following sheet as a computer center during math block! This is an editable document. You can use it as-is and assign through google classroom (make sure to allow each student to make their own copy) or you can delete the portions that say "Type here..." to allow space for students to fill in their answers on a printed copy! This worksheet follows a free video provided through the StudyJams website.
Grades:
3rd - 5th
ICT Skills
Teaching basic Microsoft Word ICT skills to students of all ages has never been easier than with this resource. Students will learn to use basic formatting features in Microsoft Word, such as creating a table, formatting the text alignment within cells, merging cells, changing row height and shading a cell.This lesson is designed so students can work through it at their own pace. I teach it two different ways, with students in lower grades, I print it off and place it into a display folder. I h
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Not Grade Specific
Also included in:Â ICT Skills
ICT Skills
Need help teaching basic Microsoft Word skills to students of all ages? Well, it has never been easier than with this resource. Students will learn to use basic formatting features in Microsoft Word, such as font style, font size, bold, italics, underline, font colour, text alignment, and line spacing.This lesson is designed so students can work through it at their own pace. I teach it two different ways, with students in lower grades, I print it off and place it into a display folder. I have on
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Also included in:Â ICT Skills
Game creation - Storyboard and schematics
Work document for the teams to define their games and story of the game
Grades:
8th - 11th
Video Game challenge - Team meeting 1
This is the document for the first meeting for the challenge "Create a video game in teams" I did during the lockdown with my students in Y9.
Grades:
8th - 11th
Kami Practice for Elementary Students (remote learning resource)
This worksheet is one that can be posted into Google Classroom and opened with Kami. It gives students 5 basic tasks using the different tools on Kami. This is a great way for students to get comfortable using this online worksheet resource and can also be used as a guided practice in class. This is in Google Docs format for you to personalize or edit to better fit your class. To use in Kami, it will then need to be downloaded as a PDF before uploaded to Google Classroom.
Grades:
2nd - 6th
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Integrating ChaptGPT in Your English Class
Integrate ChatGPT, an artificial intelligence language model, into your middle school English class with this engaging lesson plan. Students will learn how to use ChatGPT to generate writing prompts, improve the structure and coherence of their writing, and receive peer feedback.This lesson plan includes three activities that can be completed in 1-2 class periods. In the first activity, students will type a topic into ChatGPT and use the generated ideas to develop their own unique writing prompt
Grades:
5th - 8th
NGSS:
MS-ETS1-2
, MS-ETS1-4
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