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Free 3rd grade computer science games
Google Slides - Jeopardy Game Template
This is a Google Slides editable Jeopardy game template. Jeopardy is great for a fun and interactive way to review information. You can insert all your own information and all the slides are linked for you, ready to go. If you click the question the student wants to answer it will go directly to that slide. If you click "answer" you will go directly to the answer. Updates:- Game board was updated with a background. The colors were changed to match the game. It has a more realistic feel now.- Sou
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Bee-Bot and Blue-Bot Pirate Game - Coding Made Fun!
Get your little coders doing more than just pushing the buttons on your Beebot or Bluebot robots with this easy-to-play Pirate Game. This game provides FOUR levels of play which even limited-readers can enjoy. You will need two Bee-bot or Blue-bot robots to best play with game in teams. There are costumes for the bots, some special obstacles for the pirates to avoid and of course treasure to be found. The game levels will guide you and your little learners from pushing buttons to coding and str
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K - 3rd
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Valentine Coding Unplugged Freebie
Coding is a fun and engaging way for students to build their critical thinking, logical reasoning and problem solving skills. Use this Valentine's Day unplugged coding resource as way for students to code without using technology. There are two different level of instructions for either an easier or more difficult challenge. Three different game boards are included so your students can do this activity multiple times. Use these coding activities for a STEM lesson or in a center for science and
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2nd - 4th
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Coding Scratch Lesson - Introduction to Broadcast and Lists
What's included in this lesson:The focus of this lesson is broadcast and listsA broadcast is a message that is sent through the entire Scratch program Lists are similar to variables, but lists store multiple pieces of information in an order. First project: Scratch LinkThis is a very simple project however, students will gain an understanding of the purpose of broadcast blocksYou will then discuss what lists are and some examplesGetting ready for school project: Scratch Link
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PreK - 6th
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Hot Dog Coding Game
A printable coding game designed for kids in Grade k - 6 to learn the thinking process for computer coding, and gain fundamental thinking skills necessary for programming or computer coding.
Perfect activity for Hour of Code. A good activity for Math Center, Science Center, or any STEM related classroom.
A nice off-screen activity for kids to learn coding.
For more information and detailed activity guide, please visit http://igamemom.com/5-crucial-computer-coding-skills-teach-kids-at-home/
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K - 5th
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Microsoft Word Game
This is an activity that I used in my Elementary Tech classes to refresh what we learned last year about Microsoft Word basics.
Directions: Students will start with their name on their computer. They will then rotate every 30 seconds to answer one of the following questions that I call out. Think of this as a teacher directed game of SCOOT. If you have older students, you could also print these out as task cards. The students will have a good time laughing at their “Fake About Me” when they ge
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1st - 4th
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Digital Would You Rather Slides
This download is a link to a Google Slide that can be used in virtual classroom meetings. You can share the slides with your students, and they can use the hand signals to answer the questions.
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3rd - 8th
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STEM careers Word Search activity (with answers)
Here, you can find a good starter word search activity to introduce STEM careers. Enjoy!!
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K - 12th
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Ozopoly Game
This Ozobot activity combines the fun of a classic board game with the skills of color coding! Students will work together to fill out codes on the game board and then battle each other to win the game.
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1st - 12th
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Technology Bingo
Just for fun, Technology Bingo sheets for Elementary students. Write each word on a small slip of paper and draw out of a cup or hat. First student to mark 5 in a row wins!Words include:Television, Vacuum, Lightbulb, Remote, Lamp, Printer, Speakers, Cell Phone, Wifi, Keyboard, Car, Computer Mouse, Microwave, Camera, Refrigerator, Tablet, Laptop, Cord/Cable, Video game Controller, Apple, Airpods, Headphones, Fitness Watch, Robot, Sewing MachineFor younger students, challenge them to find each of
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K - 5th
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Elementary Word Processing Scoot Game
SCOOT is an engaging and fun game that can be used to review or reinforce any concept including technology and computer skills! The great thing is that you can play this in a classroom so if your server is down or you've been temporarily displaced from your lab, here is a ready made activity.
Your students will rotate through 30 stations and will have to answer a question at each one in an allotted time. Even though silence is one of the rules, you'll hear your kids giggling and having a grea
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3rd - 6th
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Also included in: Elementary Word Processing & Editing Practice Big Bundle
FREEBIE Meet the Computer Family Interactive Touch Game PDF about Computer Parts
This interactive pdf has been designed to introduce your students to the parts of the computer. A great lesson for starting your ICT teaching especially with the younger grades. The pdf gets students to click on parts of the computer to reveal their name on a connecting page. It's tap and play capability gives this learning tool a high engagement factor and can be easily use on tablets, iPads and PCs. The bundle goes with our free computer assessment worksheet available also available on the iSp
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PreK - 6th
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CYBER SECURITY - COLORING POSTER
Enjoy this freebie, keep early finishers busy by getting them to decorate and color this cyber security poster
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1st - 12th
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"The Gingerbread Man Loose in the School" robot coding game pieces
This is a set of cards to play a robot coding and story sequencing game with the story "The Gingerbread Man Loose in the School". Cut out and laminate the cards, lay them out, and program your robots to drive and retell the story. I use Code & Go Mouse, Beebot, Botley, and Sphero.This is the video I show my students before we get started: https://screencast-o-matic.com/watch/c3lIb7Vvuop
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K - 5th
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Seesaw Icon Cards
As you prepare to go back to school, these Seesaw Icon Cards could be useful in helping you set up your classroom - whether you are in school, at home or using a hybrid model! Included you will find 3 different styles of icon cards: 2 per page with the title2 per page without the title6 per page with the titleI have also added some suggestions for how to use them.Icons include: SeesawAddPhotoDrawingVideoUploadNoteLinkLabelRecordPhotoMoreVideoUploadShapesBackgroundLinkMovePencilPenHighlighterGlow
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K - 3rd
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Minecraft Challenges - Amusement Park
This Amusement Park Challenge is an individual challenge we have used with our students to build 21 century skills and promote collaboration, communication, creativity, and critical thinking as well as have a ton of fun utilizing Minecraft.
Students respond well to these Minecraft Challenges because they provide strong guidelines and enough constraints that actually allow for students to be creative and use their imagination.
We have a bundle of available but we realize that some teachers
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2nd - 8th
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Peanut Butter & Jelly Coding FREE
FREE Peanut Butter & Jelly Coding Activity! This is a perfect activity to teach your students computers only do what you tell them to do! Students will write directions to tell someone who has never made a peanut butter and jelly sandwich how to make one. Includes BOTH printable or digital directions sheets, two videos (one for younger grades and one for older grades) for students to learn more about coding algorithms.Also Available:Unplugged Coding ActivitiesBinary CodingAlien CodingBotley
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3rd - 8th
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Free Escape Room: Online Safety
This 30-minute program is designed for students in grades K – 5 to complete together as a class. The puzzles are challenging, but teacher hints and support are highly encouraged.Can your class find the key that unlocks the computer cabinet? To do so, they’ll need to uncover clues, crack codes, and solve puzzles about online safety – all before the timer runs out!As their host, you’ll provide additional hints and challenges along the way, and also lead discussions about important online safety pr
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1st - 6th
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Halloween Scratch Lesson: Spooky Clones!
This lesson will walk you and your students through building a game in Scratch for Halloween! Although you'll learn a lot, this lesson is meant for beginners - no prior Scratch experience is necessary. This lesson was designed for upper elementary and middle school-aged students. It comes with a starter project, an introduction, and 4 step-by-step tutorials. When they complete all 4 tutorials, your students will have a complete game inside their Scratch accounts! This is the printable/pdf v
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2nd - 8th
3 FREE Keyboarding Lesson Plans
These 3 Keyboarding Lesson Plans are an excerpt from the Type Faster, Not Harder Keyboarding Teacher Resource Book published by KeyMaster Keyboarding. Enjoy this sample of 3 fun, engaging lesson plans for keyboarding classrooms. We've tried to focus on making each keyboarding lesson creative and interactive to give students variety to their keyboarding practice. While online software and practice drills are important, we know they can also be monotonous to students. Teachers need creative way
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2nd - 9th
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3rd Grade Digital Citizenship Escape Room: Crack the Code *No Prep!*
Deepen your students’ knowledge of digital literacy! Students will apply their learning of digital responsibility, strong passwords, and kind words online in navigating the digital escape. This activity includes:· Student link to the escape room (no prep)· Letter to teacher· Answer key· Step-by-step guide This escape room is part of an elementary set created to enhance digital citizenship. We create FREE resources for STEM education. Check out our store to see more FREE products!
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3rd
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Roblox Game design (No coding)
Embark on an exciting journey of creativity tailored for ages 7-10! Our course is a gateway to Roblox game development, requiring zero coding skills. Using the user-friendly Roblox Studio, students will immerse themselves in hands-on projects, crafting their very own games.Upon completion of each game, students will not only possess a tangible sense of accomplishment but also the ability to share their creations with the wider Roblox community. This course is designed to empower young minds, fos
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3rd - 8th
Fact-Filled Bingo & Slideshow - Going Green (Earth Day)
“Fact-Filled Bingo” is a computer program sure to bring excitement to your Going Green unit. Instead of numbers, the talking robot calls out random information complete with pictures and interesting facts. Forty bingo cards suitable for laminating are provided.Also included is the computer program “Fact-Filled Slideshow”. Hook up your classroom PC/Mac to a SmartBoard or projector to highlight 48 Going Green facts. Again the talking robot does the narrating. Ideal for projects where students sele
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3rd - 6th
Free Preview for Virtual Games Choice Chart Menu Board (Google Slides)
The "Explore-cade" is a fantastic resource that brings the excitement of arcade games into the classroom through a collection of website-based games thoughtfully curated in Google Slides. Designed to foster independent exploration, this resource provides an engaging way for students to learn while having fun. Key Features:High Engagement with a Classroom Favorite: The "Explore-cade" has consistently been a favorite free choice option in STEAM class. Students love the opportunity to explore and p
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1st - 3rd
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