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Computer science Common Core W.3.6 resources for Microsoft Word
Book Wanted Poster Using Fill-in Forms
Welcome to the Book Wanted Poster document. Wanted Posters are so much fun to make. Have your students create their own wanted poster about a specific book by using this document.
This worksheet will work well with any age of students depending on the technology skills that students have. This Microsoft Word document uses fillable forms to give students the ability to type on the document without changing the formatting of the document. Students can also insert a photo by clicking on the photo
Grades:
2nd - 5th
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Author Wanted Poster Using Fill-in Forms
Welcome to the Author Wanted Poster document. Wanted Posters are so much fun to make. Have your students create their own wanted poster about a specific author by using this document.
This worksheet will work well with any age of students depending on the technology skills that students have. This Microsoft Word document uses fillable forms to give students the ability to type on the document without changing the formatting of the document. Students can also insert a photo by clicking on the p
Grades:
2nd - 5th
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Biography Scroll Poster Using Fill-in Forms
Welcome to the Biography Scroll Poster document. Biography posters are a great way to display knowledge about a person. Have your students create their own poster about a famous person by using this document.
This worksheet will work well with any age of students depending on the technology skills that students have. This Microsoft Word document uses fillable forms to give students the ability to type on the document without changing the formatting of the document. Students can also insert a p
Grades:
2nd - 5th
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Altering Text – Name Fun
After teaching students different ways to alter test in Microsoft Word, this handout is used for assessment for students to show what they know about altering text. It is a word document so you can edit it to your liking. I have used it in grades K-8. It has a but in rubric.
Grades:
K - 8th
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Using Computer Keyboards as Visual Teaching Tools
"Don't look at your hands," we were told in business typing classes. "Keep your eyes on copy." That was fine in high school and junior high, but now we see core curriculum requiring that third grade students being introduced to computer keyboards. How age appropriate is touch typing based on Piaget's developmental theory? It's not.Teaching Language Arts with Eyes on KeyboardsFor too many years computer keyboarding has been taught with cardboard boxes cut up to cover the fingers on letter keys in
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Not Grade Specific
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