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Free 3rd grade career and technical education internet activities
How Are Video Games Made? - Mystery Doug - Digital Science Lesson
(If you like these resources, I have many more!!)How Are Video Games Made?Let's find out!Students explore and learn about the video game industry. Open their eyes to the many jobs one can find in making a video game.Mystery Science is a great resource for learning about science. Students watch a quick, fun, and engaging science video on the selected topic. I have included a Google Doc for students to answer questions related to the video.Perfect for At Home or In Class! Also works great for Asyn
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1st - 8th
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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
FREE - Career Research
FREE - Career Research Worksheet. One free career research worksheet using the Bureau of Labor website. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------And from the larger ensemble...SOCIAL STUDIES13 Colonies (43 worksheets)American History (88 worksheets)Bundle - US History & US GeographyConstitution (8 kid-friendly worksheets)California & USA BundleFlorida & USA BundleNew York & USA BundleNew
Grades:
3rd - 7th
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Computer Program and Application Matching
This handout is great for all ages. Students will match the icon to the name of program or computer application!!
Grades:
PreK - 12th
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Daily Spending Tracker | Budgeting | Financial Literacy | Real-World Skills
This budgeting spreadsheet can be adapted for any grade level! Our suggestion is to have students research how much it costs to live in your city (rent, car payments, food, internet) and find the median salary for a career they are interested in. The goal is to have money left over at the end to put into savings or investments. Check out @aMoochLife on Instagram and TikTok for more resources to successful budgeting, including our FREE app that budgets for you.***This spreadsheet is created for u
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3rd - 12th, Adult Education
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Word Processing with Google Docs
Easy beginning lesson in using Google Docs as a word processor. More lessons in various Google Docs applications, such as spreadsheets, presentations, forms and web design are to come, all designed by MsSull. Requests are welcome.
This lesson goes over the basic word processing tools and how to share a document.
Grades:
1st - 12th
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Scratch Project Rubric
Do your students create projects using Scratch at www.scratch.mit.edu? If so, use this easy rubric to help with objective grading! How do you grade creativity? I made this so if there is a question about how they earned their Scratch Project grade...it is in black and white! 2nd page is just a bonus for students...lists 6 Scratch project ideas!
Grades:
3rd - 8th
Career Sparks Teacher Membership (Virtual Career Days, Career Exploration) Info
Career Sparks is back for the 2023-2024 Academic School Year, packed with outrageously awesome programming.During our Virtual Career Days, students will hear from real-world career professionals including astronauts, doctors, CEOs, engineers, writers and artists from Disney, NASA, USC's Department of Astronautical Engineering Rocket Propulsion Lab, Fortnite-Epic Games, Riot Games, and Harbor UCLA Medical Center. Career Heroes share their inspiring stories and educational journeys, along with the
Grades:
K - 12th
ChatGPT Prompt Guide for Educators: A Free Guide
Introducing the ChatGPT Prompt Guide for Educators - your essential tool for harnessing the power of AI in the classroom! This free guide provides an overview of ChatGPT, a leading AI language model, explains the basics of prompt engineering, along with practical tips for crafting effective prompts; all while never losing sight of the primary goal --to empower educators to integrate AI seamlessly into their teaching practices.Fear not! This guide emphasizes that AI is not here to replace your jo
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Toontastic Story Board
Toontastic, an iPad app, is a a great way for students to create their own stories by creating the setting, characters, and plot line. They can record their voice to tell their story. This story board is a great way for the students to put their ideas down on paper and create a rough draft before creating their digital story on the iPads.
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1st - 4th
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Career Choice Guiding Questions
Careers is a hard thing to discuss when kids think they know it all & we adults are just "old." This activity helps them focus in on their career choice by asking 5 simple questions. It can then be scaffolded into a longer, deeper project.
Grades:
3rd - 12th
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Pirate Computer Tags
Pirate computer tags help students learn their computer log in information. My students wear these tags on a lanyard when we go to the computer lab. Our school's computer teacher loves the extra help as the students are learning their new information. Enjoy!
P.S. There is also a colored version of this.
Grades:
PreK - 3rd
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Sending Email -Video Guidance Lesson (Distance Learning)
ASCA Standard-PS:A2.6 Use effective communications skillsWe all know the importance of socio-emotional learning especially in a time like this. This video lesson serve as a perfect way to help meet these needs of your students rather you're in the classroom or online! This product includes a downloadable video to share with your students and families to help inform children about sending emails.As my school has shifted to an e-learning platform I've noticed a gap in proper email etiquette among
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PreK - 5th
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Introduction to Coding and Webdesign for Children and Teens (Ages 5-18)
This book introduces children and teens to the fundamentals of HTML and webdesign. There are 6 interactive lessons and exercises that will teach students different coding concepts such as how to add text and paragraphs, how to apply different styles and formatting to your website, how to apply background colors to your website, how to add images and links to your webpage, and how apply multiple webpages to your website. The learning content is very easy to follow and students will be able to bui
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K - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Designing a Shark Tower, in SketchUp and Google Earth
This very fun lesson shows how to take a building that's already been designed (the Discovery Channel HQ), and place a shark at the top of it. Programs used are SketchUp and Google Earth, both free. No 3D modeling experience needed, and you can apply the technique to any similar design (like a giant cockroach atop a skyscraper!)
Grades:
2nd - 10th
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Summertime Identifying Items Word To Picture Matching Boom Cards
Have some summer related festivities fun with this engaging lesson that is sure to keeps your students entertained while working! Students are presented with Varied Summer related items/activities in word form. Students are asked to identify the picture of the item, out of an array of three response options.Preview the deck of boom cards with the following link: CLICK HERERelated Products• Life Skills Functional Math Summer Shop 2 Item Price ID & Total Cost Printable• Life Skills Functional
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2nd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Careers in Manufacturing
Students will watch videos about various types of Manufacturing Careers. They will then describe a career they can see themselves working in, in the manufacturing field. Lesson in conjunction with Manufacturing Day.
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education
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Technology in the Classroom
Please enjoy these free handouts for some exciting ways on how to implement technology in your classroom. Whether you have one device or a classroom set of devices (iPad, Chromebook, Tablet, Laptop), there are several apps, websites, tips and tricks on how to get started using technology in your classroom. Scan the QR Codes to learn more about each resource.
Grades:
K - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Ice Breaker Activity
Fun Ice Breaker to meet and greet new students! I hope you enjoy this freebie to get your class off to a great start! Enjoy! -The Business Baller
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Zoom Meeting Agenda (Editable)
We're all learning how to adjust to Online Digital Learning. Here is a freebie to help focus your Zoom Meetings. I hope this helps...#bettertogether
Grades:
K - 12th
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Snowman Fall Apart
This is a great way to have students practice mouse skills. They can also write a story about their creation. Great with the book, "Snowmen at Night".
Grades:
K - 5th
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Time Management -Video Guidance Lesson (Distance Learning)
ASCA Standard-A:A2.1 Apply time-management and task-management skillsWe all know the importance of socio-emotional learning especially in a time like this. This video lesson serve as a perfect way to help meet these needs of your students rather you're in the classroom or online! This product includes a downloadable video to share with your students and families to help inform children about time management.As my school has shifted to an e-learning platform I've noticed that many of my students
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K - 5th
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Also included in: Distance Learning Guidance Lesson Bundle
Career Month Digital Breakout
Product DescriptionThis digital breakout is intended as a fun activity to go with Career month. In this digital breakout, students will try to solve the locks set. Locks included are directional locks, color locks, word locks, and number locks. Students will be watching videos, analyzing sign language, completing some basic addition, putting a puzzle together and much more. To use this resource you will need to: 1. Have access to electronic devices (desktops, laptops, Chromebooks, iPads, etc
Grades:
3rd - 6th
Login Information Sheet
Use this sheet for your kiddos to have as a resource for all of the username and password information they need for each program you use in your classroom. Fill in this sheet for your students digitally, or print it off and have them fill it in on their own. However you choose to input your students' information onto this sheet just make sure you place it in a safe spot for easy access!
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PreK - 8th
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