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WHAT'S WRONG WITH THIS PICTURE (ANALYZING DETAILS)
These are three Google Drawing files that you may make a copy and distribute via Google Classroom, or however you wish. You can use iPads, chromebooks, laptops, or computers for this activity, or you can print out. Students must find what's wrong with the pictures and list them or use the shapes to highlight or circle them. Great end of the year activity or to use right before Spring break! Keep them learning right up to the last day of school !
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Grades:
1st - 8th
Social Media Mini Topic
This mini topic resource explores social media and its pros and cons. It covers:The history of social media and how its developed.The pros and consstaying safe on social mediasocial media & self esteem
Grades:
5th - 10th
Computer Network Interactive Slides & Activity Worksheet
My students loved this! Use the interactive PearDeck slides to engage students in the content right off the bat. After completing the slides as a class, students can complete the online worksheet to label a computer network. Great bundle!
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Grades:
8th - 10th
Cybersmart- Cybersafe WHOLE TERM DONE FOR YOU
Cybersafety lessons for 1 lesson per week for the duration of one term. All links are working at time of upload, and all worksheets and activities are included (To make life as easy as possible)
Grades:
3rd - 4th
A Differentiated I-Cloze for iPads or Paper - Pollution Sources ES007
A Differentiated I-Cloze for iPads or Paper - "Pollution Sources" ES007
A reading in the content area I-Cloze (Interactive Cloze) worksheets that are differentiated for elementary and middle school (3rd and 6th grades). The concepts are similar for each grade level with the 3rd grade version being slightly shorter and with fewer answer blanks.
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Grades:
3rd - 8th
EASY CAT CODING UNPLUGGED
Help Mr. Kitty get to his food bowl!Students will help Mr. Kitty follow the path to get to his bowl. This is an easy activity to help introduce basic coding, following steps, and sequencing similar to those on popular coding sites!These are printable or can be done interactively vie Powerpoint or Google Slides.Includes 14 mazes and 1 example.
Grades:
PreK - 3rd
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