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3rd grade St. Patrick's Day computer science resources for Microsoft Publisher
Lego WeDo Coding Poster Cards
Lego WeDoA set of display Cards to show the different parts of the kit and explain what each coding"button" is.
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K - 6th
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Computer Keyboard Wall Display
The attached PUB. file has all the keys with finger colours. These can easily be personalised for your own needs; size, font and colour changes etc. I used capital letters to match our keyboards. There are also colour blanks as longer keys need extra length (I was only able to print up to A4).I used square party plates for the actual keys and velcro sticky dots to attach to the wall. Still a work in progress. It is a handy resource for pointing out keys to a class of students who are just learni
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K - 3rd
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October Technology Task Cards-Publisher Version
With the entry of CCSS, we see an even more pressing need to incorporate technology daily. The goal of these technology task cards is to guide the students through a research project on pumpkins. They will learn to search topics, incorporate clipart, and create final writing drafts in Micorsoft Word. Theend project books can become a bank of ebooks for students to read and share.
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K - 5th, Staff
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St. Patrick's Day Math Centers Add and Subtract to 1,000 to Find Mystery Word
Great way to practice addition and subtraction to 1,000!Students solve the problems and then match the answer to a letter which reveals a mystery word!5 Worksheets with Answer Keys!For use as Math Centers, Homework, or Early Finishers!
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2nd - 3rd
DECORATE THE TREE!! (MICROSOFT PUBLISHER ACTIVITY)
Looking for a fun Christmas season assignment for your students? This is not your "run of the mill" words search! However, in this activity your students will use the "SHAPES" tab ("line" feature in MICROSOFT PUBLISHER) to identify the hidden words. To make it more enjoyable, have them use different color lines to uncover their words. There are 36 words in this search and when they are all identified, the tree will become a colorful Christmas tree. (See examples / Preview). In doing this ass
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K - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Ozobot Activity with Lines and Color Coding
This activity is to be used with the Ozobot EVO model. It is a complete lesson including answer keys. It can be used in one class or across three classes, depending on the level of your students. This does not require a computer or computer programing. There are many different ways to use the lesson and they are all included in this resource. This also has advanced lessons in it with color coding and determining the more advanced codes. It also has an answer key for each worksheet. This is a ver
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K - 8th
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Unplugged Coding Activity
Ever wondered how to teach coding without a computer? It happened to me, so I created my own codes from scratch. You can break your students into teams and give them a set of codes to program the teacher or a group member through a maze. I used masking tape and created a maze throughout the lab. These codes can be printed off using different colored cardstock and laminated for durability. Give your students a specific amount of time to create the right code to get someone from start to finish. I
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2nd - 5th
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Map My World Incorporating Computer Technology
This computer technology project is great for Powerpoint, Publisher, or KidPix. It is a good way to introduce Social Studies while teaching students how to insert clip art, insert text box, word art, etc. I read Me on the Map with my students prior to doing this in the computer lab.
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1st - 3rd
Timeline of Storage
This is a timeline of the way people have stored data from the cavemen era to today. Starting in 1980- You have the option to tape or past real examples of the way data was stored or add your own pictures to print directly to the sheets.
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PreK - 12th
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How to Catch a Leprechaun Banner!
This is a banner for a bulletin board titled "How to Catch a Leprechaun."
My students loved designing and sharing their story of how they caught a leprechaun. My students colored a Leprechaun border to go with it and we hung them on a bulletin board under this banner. It turned our so cute!
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2nd - 5th
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Winter Technology Posters
3 cool Technology Winter themed posters. Publisher file.
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PreK - 5th
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Keyboard Shortcuts Poster
This is a poster with popular keyboard shortcuts. The poster is 24in wide and 40in long. It is perfect to be printed on a poster-maker. This is a publisher file.
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1st - 12th
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I am Lucky Shamrock- Direction Following
The "I am Lucky" Shamrock comes with 3 different versions (large shapes, medium shapes, and smaller shapes). Students color and cut each part. On the back, lines can be added for students to write things they are lucky for. Students assemble the pieces following directions or assemble following a completed visual model. The "I am lucky" phrase can be traced over (glitter glue tubes, glitter glue using q-tips, glue with glitter dumped on, etc.). Tracing/outlining the letters is good for visua
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1st - 6th
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QR Secret Code Breaker Cupcake Game
QR codes are a great way to get your students engaged in a lesson! In this literacy activity, students will be working alone or in pairs to break the code word using the secret code breaker. Once they think they have the correct answer they can scan the QR code to check their answer. All you need is an iPod, iPad, etc that has a QR Code Scanner on it.
Your kids will love scanning the QR codes when they’re finished breaking the codes and then self-checking their work.
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1st - 3rd
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Cards for Independent Work
I use these cards to help me during their independent work time. The cards can be Velcro to the table or the computer to let the teacher know where they are in their work, whether the are ready to print, save or if they are having trouble. I printed them on color card stock, print (orange), save (green), red (help).
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PreK - 7th
Saint Patrick's Day Fun
Download includes clover where students can draw four things that make them lucky and a rainbow where they can write why they are lucky. Black and white options available for kiddos to decorate as they please and color options for some beautiful classroom decor!
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PreK - 5th
Go Leprechaun!
Go Leprechaun is very similar to go fish just St. Patrick's Day themed and money based. Players are each given a certain number of cards, the two cards are value and coins. They need to match the coins to their value. This game helps students identify coins and count their values while working in collaborative pairs. It is best used as a math center with two people. Included is also a recording sheet with a quick assessment at the end.
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1st - 3rd
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Printer Pass
I created a classroom printer pass as a computer lab teacher and it's very handy. They can either leave it at their computer so you know they're out of the room, or you can have them take the printer pass with them so you know where they're at. This would work for classroom teachers too.
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PreK - 12th
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St. Patrick's Day Printable
Labels for St. Patrick's day treats. Assemble yourself or use as an activity where children get to build a rainbow and pot of gold out of licorice and Rolos.
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PreK - 5th
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Technology Terms for Bulletin Boards
26 Letters of the Alphabet, 26 Technology Terms for Word Wall or Bulletin Board. Print and Laminate. Created on Publisher 2016
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Grades:
2nd - 5th
St. Patrick's Day Graphic Organizer and Writing Paper - "I am lucky because..."
Use this St. Patrick's Day graphic organizer and writing paper to assist students in writing about what makes them lucky!
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Grades:
K - 3rd
Digital Driver's License Template for use with Avery business cards
This product pairs with the Digital Driver's License checklist. Can be printed on Avery business card stock (10 cards per sheet) or regular card stock with some extra cutting. The Digital Driver's License checklist is also a Rowdy Librarian listing. Enjoy!
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3rd - 4th
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Large 3D Keyboard Display
Premade letters/keys to cut out and print to styrofoam (or other) take away containers to make yourself an XL 3D Keyboard display which everyone loves!!
Print the following pages and cut out around the edges.
Paste onto the bottom of a Styrofoam take-away container.
Some larger keys may need more than one lid. For some of them (like Caps Lock and Tab, I used about one and a half by cutting an edge off and putting 2 together like a rectangle.
Made to look like a Lenovo keyboard in the Middle E
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PreK - 12th
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