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Free 7th grade instructional technology centers
T.H.I.N.K. Poster | Digital Citizenship | FREE! ♥
Are you looking for a poster to share and discuss with your students during Digital Citizenship Week? Well, I have just the thing for you! This poster is great for reminding students to think before they speak and to be kind to others.This product contains a one page pdf. It can be printed and laminated to display in the classroom or hallway.This product includes:THINK Poster PDF Printable - FREE!Blog posts you may enjoy:Coming Soon!Resources you may also love: Facebook Profile Worksheet - FR
Grades:
3rd - 8th
Math String Art
My name is Mr. Poole. This math lesson revolves around aestheometry, the art of making straight lines appear as if they curve. In this lesson, students use a ruler, compass, pencils, and card stock to create a unique design using a needle and thread. This lesson is highly engaging, allowing students to gain experience with rulers, compasses, and challenges them to follow a detailed set of instructions. My students really look forward to it every year. In this lesson I include step by step i
Grades:
6th - 9th
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Reel: Drying Rack Diaries Intro
We celebrate the fun findings on the drying rack in a highlight titled, "Drying Rack Diaries." Each episode is by date and it's all the artwork that I collect and put in the bins. Start a tradition celebrating what you find on the drying rack. Sharing is caring, inspire one another!
Grades:
PreK - 8th
Digital Choice Board - Google Slides
This is an example of a digital choice board that you can use with your students. Features:links to online timers for independent reading time.links to outside websites that students will need (these can be customized for you and your students' needs).Reusable 'X' for students to cover boxes when finished.
Grades:
K - 12th
QR Code Foldables: Converting Fractions to Decimals and Percents
This activity combines instructional technology, paper crafts, and mathematics. Students create a foldable cube. Each face of the cube has a QR Code that links to either a fraction or to an instructional video. The students will make 2 cubes containing 10 different fraction problems. They scan each face of the cube with a QR Code reader of their choice to reveal the fraction. On an accompanying worksheet, the student writes down the fraction and then converts it to a decimal and a percent.
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Grades:
6th - 7th
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Pi Day Freebie
This activity uses QR Codes to learn and discover the aspects of Pi! This activity can be used for Pi Day or any unit on learning the parts of the circle. Check out my other middle school focused lessons in my store. "Spreading the Word About Educational Technology!"
Grades:
5th - 8th
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Charleston, SC - Webquest
Great for a preview or review of the sights and sounds of historical and science filled Charleston, South Carolina. Students are able to research about the USS Yorktown, Historical Charleston, and life in the salt marsh (including specifics of blue crabs, shrimp, and other wildlife).
Students will enjoy their interactive exploration of this famous and fabulous town.
Grades:
4th - 8th
3 PROVEN Technology-Rich Steps to Teach Vocabulary
This QUICK REFERENCE of three technology-rich, research-based steps helps to clarify the meaning of unknown and multiple-meaning words and to make vocabulary from the Common Core State Standards relevant to the lives of students. Free, high-interest online tools, peer review, and a bit of intrigue spice up the learning outside of class while giving the teacher more time in class for formative assessment and active problem-solving. This one-page quick reference SAVES TIME and links teachers to
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4th - 12th
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Born Survivor Cache Card 1
This is the first Geocaching quest card in a Science/Geography unit on Living things and how they adapt to suit their environment. This card is to be added to the unit's first geocache before giving the students the coordinates.
On this editable card you'll have to insert your own school/town map and position the numbers in the correct location (on a landmark). Then you need to edit the clues to suit the landmark. I've left an example of what you could do.
The aim of this card is for students to
Grades:
5th - 8th
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Coding with Glyphs - SEL! On-Line or in person! Show how scientists convey data.
Social-Emotional Learning! Zoom Activity! Beginning of the year activity! Students interview a partner acquiring information and draw a coded representation of the information. These glyph pictures can be used to convey information about classmates. The pictures can be displayed in class, Zoom, etc. Makes a great "getting to know you" activity. From the information, students can make Venn diagrams showing similarities and differences. A good introduction to coding, and a nice introduction t
Grades:
3rd - 9th
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Decorate Student Virtual Lockers
Students love to decorate lockers. Virtual lockers are a fun way to teach design to students. This unit incorporates design, student interests and copyright laws. This activity requires students to locate 10 or more transparent images to decorate a slide with lockers. I got the idea to do this when we went virtual and our school has removed the lockers from our building. I remember how excited the 6th grader would be to physically decorate their lockers. I thought this would be a fun way for the
Grades:
4th - 8th
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Travel Itinerary Project
The google hyperdoc explains in full detail the task and process of creating a travel itinerary for a "client." This covers objectives such as time management, calendar skills, web research, hyperlinking text, reading for details, and much more! I have left the link to my "client profiles" so you can see what they could look like. I guess you are welcome to use the profiles, but it will be more meaningful if you will make travel requests from teachers on your campus! This also includes a link t
Grades:
4th - 8th
Tic Tac Toe QR Measurement Activity in two versions
Standard Measurement Conversion Review using QR Codes for a classroom walk around or a table center. Creating QR activities gives student the opportunity to get up, move, and to discussing the answers. There are many ways you can use QR activities, as a class beginning or ending activity, as a formative assessment or just to assess prerequisite skills. There are two versions of the same set of standard conversions using both volume and distance measurements. Students can be given a QR
Grades:
4th - 7th
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Power My Learning Educator Instructions for Setting Up Your Class
Teachers love Power My Learning because it allows you to list all of the free educational games (a ton from the BBC) and list them in one area. Most of the games in Power My Learning you have likely already used, plus there are new activities to explore. WE LOVE FREE! You can keep your course codes from year to year and give them to new students. Most teachers in my school use Power My Learning for homework assignments or enrichment when students are done with their work. powermylearning.or
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Chromebook Etiquette Poster
I used this poster in my classes to project, print and display, and/or post to Google Classroom or any other online classroom platform. Students will review the big - Don't do it's - when it comes to using Chromebooks in the classroom. Free poster download!!
Grades:
4th - 12th
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Kindness & Joy Musical Short Listening Worksheet
Watch, listen, and analyze the new trend of video shorts. Use higher order thinking skills to answer questions. Interesting and different way to include a variety of media into your music classroom.
Grades:
3rd - 12th
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Companion Journal Page for Online Math Programs
Looking for a standard format for student journaling with programs such as iReady, Think Through Math, or Kahn Academy? This journal page is a great start. Adding the journaling component can help increase the rigor of student work in math technology center rotations. Students will record problems from their lessons in one column and summarize the key points of the lesson in the other column. There is even a place for students to record questions that were not answered during the lesson giving y
Grades:
5th - 8th
TIME for NINE - 9 Minutes of Journal Writing for Geography & Architecture
Keyboarding! Creative Writing! Grammar! History! In short, treat your students to a cultural literacy bonanza in nine short minutes each day! Most teachers require some kind of daily journal writing. Make yours help students widen their cultural horizons, learn to follow directions, and boost grades with these TIME FOR NINE minute journals. Set the timer, ask them to write for nine minutes, and give yourself true knowledge about what your children know about the world. End the year with a we
Grades:
4th - 7th
Vocabulary Tic Tac Toe Using Microsoft Products
Using various Microsoft Products, like Paint, Word, Publisher--students will practice their vocabulary terms and create different products.
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Grades:
4th - 12th
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