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7th grade computer science elective course proposals for Montessori
Lego Robotics EV3 Mindstorm
The folder contains two files. The first is a PowerPoint file that guides your students through the basics of using the Lego Mindstorm robots, from using the software, to using move blocks, to what buttons to press on the robots, and so on. It also presents four challenges for students to complete. The PDF file lists the challenges, provides additional information for the teacher, and where the items can be purchased.
Grades:
K - 12th
Adrian's Intro to VEX VR Coding
Calling all the new Robotics / VEX Coaches / Coding / Computer Science teachers! This is an introductory course into VEX VR Coding similar to the ones provided by VEX Education but with all the lecture notes, lesson plans and exercises in the same place.The objective is to get middle school and high school students into coding through the engaging ecosystem of VEX.The course is structured in 10 units + an EOC Project to be taught in any time from a quarter to a semester, depending on how your st
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Grades:
7th - 10th
Intro To Python Coding | Bundle | Middle School | High School
Treat your kids with a Python Coding Bundle for Middle School or High School!Python is an easy to learn, clean, structured programming language that is perfect to introduce middle school or high school students to. There are plenty of free cloud based platforms running Python interpreters including repl.it Python teaches kids coding in a fun, structured way. It can be taught both procedural and object oriented, though most of the school teach it procedural.This is an introductory course that fol
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Grades:
7th - 11th
Introducing Binary Code using the Montessori Power of Two Cube
The Power of Two Cube, like the Binomial Cube, is a great physical material to use with children ages 3-6 as a tool to practice ordering and identifying patterns. When working with students in the 9-12 environment, the material can be brought back out and used as a concrete model for exponentiation. The cube represents the mathematical expression 2n (for this particular cube, n is an integer from 1 to 6). When presenting this work, if you do not have a physical set of the materials, the cards in
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Grades:
4th - 7th
Student Podcasting Course Curriculum / Syllabus / Unit Plans
If you are designing or implementing a podcasting class, you need this document! I have been teaching a podcasting class to high school students for 6 years and this document is the culmination of that experience. Here is what you'll get with this purchase:1. An introduction to the the podcast class parameters, including length, class size, objectives, hardware, and editing/posting.2. A day-by-day outline of what to teach and how to teach it.3. More than 20 specific documents/worksheets that c
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Grades:
6th - 12th
JavaScript App Lab | Make Mobile Apps | Bundle | Middle School | High School
You want to teach your kids how to make mobile apps?This is the perfect course for that!No complicated back-ends, no web services, no cumbersome HTML front end. Plus the Bundle is discounted with 20% off of its individual components. Code.org provides an awesome platform called App Lab! With this platform your kids can start coding in JavaScript and have awesome working mobile apps sent to their smartphone!This platform is suitable for both middle school and high school students and it's introdu
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Grades:
7th - 8th
Intro to VEX VR | Coding | Robotics | Bundle | Elementary | Middle School
Calling all the new Robotics / STEM Teachers / VEX Coaches / Coding / Computer Science teachers! This is an introductory course into VEX VR Coding similar to the ones provided by VEX Education but with all the lecture notes, lesson plans and exercises in the same place. This VEX Coding bundle is currently one of our best sellers! The objective is to get middle school and high school students into coding, engineering and robotics through the engaging ecosystem of VEX. The course is structured
Grades:
2nd - 7th
Art Research Project with Rubric
This is a simple and easy to implement art research project. It is a third grade and above friendly project, and requires students to use technology. The rubric is part of project description and is easy to read.
Grades:
3rd - 12th
Middle School Broadcasting Elective Syllabus
Have you ever wanted pitch a new elective idea to your administration? Need a jump start on a digital journalism course that is rigorous, fun, and creates amazing school culture? Let this syllabus for a Broadcasting Elective Syllabus get you jump started!This two-page syllabus describes a semester-long elective course (easily editable to change your course length) describes the expectations, rigor, assignments, and assessments for grading to outline your new elective.Students will complete sever
Grades:
5th - 12th
Famous Mathematician Project (Computer Based Activity)
Students research mathematicians who have made famous and well known mathematical discoveries that have led to the mathematics they learn today. Some of the mathematicians are known by name, while others are known by their work. This project targets Common Core Technology Standards, mainly for grades 6-8. Students will also practice computer research methods, PowerPoint creation, proper citations and referencing, as well as correct English grammar and punctuation.
Grades:
5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Introduction to VEX Course, Virtual Robot Block Coding Course
There are 11 lessons included in this package with a syllabus. Each lesson comes in a google drive format. The 11 lessons are geared towards a middle school background but can be edited to a 2nd grade level need be. The content of each lesson includes a math/coding/logic review, an in-class acitviy, and a challenge problem which can either be done in-class or assigned as a homework depending on the class pace. These lessons can be done in an hour, but once again, depending on class pace can be s
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Grades:
2nd - 8th
Research Project Support Cards
We all want to encourage students to do more independent research, but it can be challenging to share curated, kid-safe resources with students.This set of cards lists kid-safe websites that children can use to research topics of interest, including:astronomyevolutionprehistoric creaturesanimalsearly humanscivilizationtechnologyhistorycurrent eventsand more!There are many ways you can utilize these 4x6 cards in the classroom. One best practice is to print a set for each computer available for r
Grades:
1st - 8th
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Shapes Lesson Activity for Teaching Microsoft PowerPoint Skills
A fun project for students to complete to show their mastery of the following Microsoft PowerPoint skills:Filling shapes with an imageObject rotations, Flip Horizontal and VerticalCopy & Paste, Shape Fill, Inserting ImagesShadow optionsScaling shape size**Files open in Microsoft PowerPoint and are fully editable.*************************************************************************************************This lesson is contained within my Microsoft PowerPoint Skills Bundle. Click on the l
Grades:
6th - 9th
Computer Programming for Kids with Scratch (3.0) 5th ed.
** Please note, purchasing this digital copy allows you to provide a copy (digital or print) for all of your students. ** This is a book by an educator intended for use by other educators. It is designed to be handed out to a class of 30+ middle school boys and girls (some of whom may not really want to be there) in a 45-minute-long introductory elective class. The design of this book allows teachers to engage the wide variety of students one finds in a public-school class. Over the
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Grades:
5th - 11th
Montessori Style Schematics Cardwork For Electronics and Circuit Building
Are you teaching electronics, circuit building, or learning about following a schematic? This resource is designed to support knowledge in the various types of circuit components and in the symbols used to note them. Schematic symbols are a type of shorthand used to draw the proper connections of a circuit.
This material is meant to guide the student in identifying the components of a schematic diagram to support the independent building of a circuit. It as meant as a support to other curri
Grades:
6th - 12th
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Introduction to VEX: Lesson 7
These lesson slides teach students about eye sensors, and solidify their knowledge on if-then loops. Students will be challenged to solve a disk maze and find a pattern involvindg the colours. Moreover, they will be presented the coral reef challenge (SAMPLE SOLUTION INCLUDED). For more information, here is the syllabus info:Lesson 7:Eye sensorsActivity 7:Solve the disk mazeChallenge 7:Collect as much garbage in the coral reef as possible! Go to the Coral reef cleanup playground.
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Grades:
2nd - 8th
Also included in: Introduction to VEX Course, Virtual Robot Block Coding Course
Introduction to VEX: Lesson 10
In this lesson, students will learn about coordinates and learn about an alternate way of approaching coordinates. This lesson can be reasaonably extended into two lessons. The 'SUPER DUPER FUNCTION' is a function that allows the VR to travel to the grid number inputed. The robot can be located ANYWHERE, and if you input a number, the robot will travel to it on the grid number playground.For more information, here is the syllabus info below: Lesson 10: Math Review: coordinatesActivity 10:Get to
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Grades:
2nd - 8th
Also included in: Introduction to VEX Course, Virtual Robot Block Coding Course
Introduction to VEX: Lesson 9
This lesson includes several challenges that students can try to solve in order to practice using the coding skills they have learned over the past 8 lessons. This is a great lesson to test how well students understood coding concepts, or organzie group activites. Students will be able to comfortably use eye sensors by the end of this lesson. 4/7 solutions are provided.Lesson 9:Line Detector ChallengesActivity 9:There are 7 different levels of ‘coding puzzles’, great for group work competitions!
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Grades:
2nd - 8th
Also included in: Introduction to VEX Course, Virtual Robot Block Coding Course
Introduction to VEX: Lesson 8
In this lesson, students will learn about the following:the difference between electromagnets and regular magnetsdifferentiating which coding approach is bestStudents can explore the differences between a manual, eye sensory, or variable approach to the same problem. The variable solution is included.For more information, here is the syllabus info below:Lesson 8: ElectromagnetsActivity 8: Pick up all blue disks (three ways)ManuallyEye sensorsVariablesPick up a disk of each colour and return to t
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Grades:
2nd - 8th
Also included in: Introduction to VEX Course, Virtual Robot Block Coding Course
Binary Dot Cards - Randomly Generated!
THE GOALTo familiarize students with the most basic computer language (binary), done in the most basic way! Simple, easy-to-understand, visuals make it fun for all students to learn!WHAT IT ISThis is a program (and Excel program) that randomly generates binary cards AND answers!! All you need to do is hit “Enter” and then the cards randomly shuffle! This is so fun to play as a review game, or speed challenge!FITS ANY LESSON!Great as an introductory lesson, review, assessment, or a whole class ga
Grades:
2nd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Sell Phone Project Document
Chapter wise introductionobjectivestructureproblem definitionpurposed solutionsoftware requirement specificationdocument conventionoverall description user interfaceshardware and software interfacessystem featuresuser loginfunctional requirementperformance requirement
Grades:
5th - 12th, Higher Education, Staff
Operating System Lap 4
Shell programmingUnderstanding shell scriptShell keyword Uses of Shell scriptArithmetic shell scriptHanding shell variablesNeed of shift commandControl structure Flow of control statement
Grades:
7th - 12th, Higher Education, Staff
Operating Systems Lap 5
Process creation and executionSome code and some dataA stackA unique process id number PIDRunning UNIX commands on CCommand line argumentProcess creation conceptcreating multiple processeszombie process
Grades:
7th - 12th, Higher Education, Staff
Water Cycle Stop Motion
This Water Cycle Project will hook your students. They will LOVE making a stop animation movie to illustrate the water cycle including all of the steps of the cycle beginning with the sun: Evaporation, Transpiration, Condensation, Precipitation, Infiltration, and surface run-off. I've included slides that discuss each step of the water cycle to review with students that include great clip art. I do feel like students understand the water cycle and discuss it through multiple years of their educa
Grades:
3rd - 8th
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