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3rd grade computer science laboratories for Microsoft Word
Code-A-Cupcake
This lesson introduces students to fundamental coding concepts in a creative and interactive manner. Through this activity, students will gain an understanding of how sequences of instructions, or code, can be used to achieve a specific outcome. They will practice breaking down a complex task, like decorating a cupcake, into simple, step-by-step instructions—a skill essential in coding and problem-solving.
Grades:
3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Types:
Innovation / Makerspace / FabLab / Tinkering Table
Are you converting your computer lab to a space where technology, shop tools, and sewing meet? Do you need a request list for your new space? Is your library making a conversion.
It can be easy to get started with help. Here is a list I've sent out to parent to get involved! Check out the supplies.
We are so excited to get started on the next level of technology labs.
Stay tuned for more Innovation Space ideas.
Get ready to tinker, make, and engineer!
Grades:
PreK - 12th
Computer Lab FLIPSTIX
As a computer teacher, I was always face with the dilemma of how respond to my student needing help with as little disruption as possible. Well I created the FLIPSTIX for just that purpose. Student simple flip the FLIPSTIX on RED when they need support. Once they receive assistance they flip it again on GREEN. No need for students to call out, wave their hands excessively or get out of their seats. Makes computer lab management a breeze!
Grades:
PreK - 11th
Types:
Notes To Go with Computer Lab Rules
These are some talking points that you can use when you are discussing the computer lab rules to your classes at the beginning of the year. These notes go along with the Computer Lab Rules item I have in my store.
Grades:
K - 6th
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