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Kindergarten computer science research for Microsoft PowerPoint
Library Lessons | Website Navigation for Online Research
Need to teach your youngest students computer skills... like how to use informational websites for beginning research projects? This library lesson starts by explaning WHY people need to do research. Then, it follows up by explaining common website tools and text features such as search bars, search results, thumbnails, tabs, sidebars, and so on. Many website icons like settings, print, share, menu, drop-down menu, and text-to-speech are pictured and explained as well. Throughout the lesson, BIG
Grades:
K - 2nd
Website Research Skills | Text Features | K-1 | Input Output Computer Tools
Our K-1 students need to be taught a few online research skills to stay afloat in this fast-paced world of digital learning! This is a great lesson to help them grasp some basic computer concepts quickly. Within this lesson, they'll learn about:- Sorting tools into categories- What IS the Internet anyway?- Input and output devices- Online text features (Includes a drawing, photograph, map, chart, table, and diagram as well as the definitions for video and audio as it relates to resources.) T
Grades:
K - 1st
Columbus Zoo Virtual Tour Project
This science feebie was created as a basic animal research report. It includes a QR code that will take students to the Columbus Zoo. They will be able to learn about 4 different animals. This fun lesson could be used for kindergarten, first grade, and second grade.
Zoo Animals Include:
Alaskan Brown Bears
Discovery Reef Aquarium
Humboldt Penguins
Australia and Islands Aviary
Thanks so much! Amy Jordan, FantasticFirstGrade
Grades:
K - 3rd
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