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Computer science Common Core RL.7.1 resources
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Explaining Computer Parts, Components: 37 Articles & Questions w/ Answers 6-12gr
This package contains 37 no-prep reading comprehensions: one for each computer component! This package contains articles with questions about each of the below:Essential Components: Motherboard Random Access Memory (RAM) Read Only Memory (ROM) Storage Drives: Hard Disk Drive (HDD) Solid State Drive (SSD) Hybrid Drive External Storage Drives Power and Cooling:Power Supply Unit (PSU) Cooling System Voltage Regulator Module (VRM) Graphics and Networking: Graphics Processing Unit (GPU) Network Inter
Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Back to School Language Arts Bundle - Middle School
This back to school bundle will help you start the new school year with ease! This bundles includes presentations, printable resources, and posters. ⭐️ These resources are aligned with the new 2023 Ontario Language Curriculum.⭐️ Bundle Includes: Reading and Writing Workshop Bundle - 100 pages of lessons to help you successfully set up your reading and writing lesson blocks. PDF and Slidedeck files included.Digital Media Literacy Lessons - 60 pages of lesson plans, worksheets, templates, rubrics,
Grades:
7th - 8th
7th Grade ELA Digital Citizenship - Copyright, Public Domain & Fair Use
Show your 7th Graders how to determine when copyrighted material is fair use or not using the computer via Google Slides. This lesson is based on the standards and guidelines set by Common Sense Media. You can either do this through the teacher's copy or through Google Classroom as an assignment if your learners have school Google Accounts.
Grades:
7th
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#BookSnap for text annotating, close reading skills, student center, CCSS
Let’s begin with #BookSnaps, shall we? #BookSnaps was created by Tara Martin as an attempt to connect with her teenager and what he was reading. Check out Tara’s page, she’s amazing and has tons of cool ways to integrate technology into education as a way to engage learners. Here’s the gist of #BookSnaps, you can use Snapchat or any other app to take a picture of a piece of text you want to annotate. Annotations refer to adding your own thoughts or insights into a piece of literature. You take a
Grades:
5th - 12th
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Mountains WebQuest
Did you know the scientific study of mountains is called orology? Your students will read for information and learn all about mountains.Supports:CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.RI.4.1-8.1CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.RI.4.2-8.2Answer Key included********************************************************************Although I frequently check for broken links and edit the webquests, I would appreciate any input about problems through the Q&A link. That alerts me through an email and I can quickly address any issues a
Grades:
4th - 8th
Fake News Lesson - Digital literacy Critical thinking Fact Analysis and Research
It has never been more important to have some digital media literacy. With the growth of social media, the spread of fake news is becoming faster and much easier, and that is why it is our duty to teach the students how to spot fake news, how to recognize them and not believe them. This resource is something I spent a lot of time and thought on, and it has helped me teach many students how to be digitally literate and how to develop critical thinking, how to analyze an article and how to researc
Grades:
6th - 9th
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Anne Frank WebQuest
This internet hunt gives your students background information as they read and answer questions about the circumstances and events that surround the story of Anne Frank and her family. During the search they use a variety of strategies and skills that will prepare them to do research using the internet. I've included two optional writing assignments and a word search.This is a great way to increase your students' ability to use technology as part of their whole learning experience.Answer Key inc
Grades:
4th - 8th
Also included in: Biography Webquest Bundle -Famous Historical Characters - Research
Project Based Learning Reading using Book Memes, Grades 5-12 Any Book, CCSS
The next project is a Book Meme and it integrates some of the same elements as the #BookSnap is still a very unique project option. With the Book Meme, I ask students to identify a significant event, conflict, or action in their book. They are to select a quote that best represents this moment from the text with the proper citation. I then have them use this Google Draw template to create a Meme that showcases this moment. Students will then paste their Google Draw onto a Slide in a shared Slide
Grades:
2nd - 12th
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Bully.com (Joe Lawlor) Novel Discussion Guide
Discuss Joe Lawlor's mystery novel Bully.com in your classroom, library, or other setting. Arranged by Common Core literature standards, this free downloadable pdf will jumpstart conversations and invite reflection on the story. Thematic connections include cyberbullying, eating disorders, identity theft, and loyalty vs. responsibility.About Bully.com: Seventh grader Jun Li is a brilliant student, more comfortable around computers than people. But his world turns upside down when the principal a
Grades:
5th - 8th
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