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Instructional technology Common Core W.6.3b resources
6th Grade ELA Technology Activities - PowerPoint Slides (Lessons 1-32)
With the ever-changing climate of teaching due to the pandemic, this resource is perfect for any educator who wants to teach technology skills through distance learning and for those who will teach in a hybrid and/or traditional setting who want to teach these life-long skills as well. This includes 30+ technology lessons for 6th Grade students which consists of typing skills associated with using the correct hand and finger combinations to increase quickness and speed, word processing activitie
Grades:
6th
Also included in:Â ELA Technology Activities Bundle - PowerPoint Slides (Grades K-6)
6th Grade ELA Technology Activities - PowerPoint (Creative Writing ONLY)
8 technology lessons for 6th Grade students using the computer. The content consists of word processing activities in the form of writing assignments where students apply the mastered typing skills from a previous bundle. The types of writing displayed are based on the Common Core Standards for the grade-level. You can give students access to their own copies through their Google accounts with the Google Classroom platform. These can be easily converted into Google apps like Google Slides as opp
Grades:
6th
Also included in:Â ELA Creative Writing for Distance Learning - PowerPoint Slides (Grades 3-6)
6th Grade ELA Technology Activities - Google Slides (Creative Writing ONLY)
8 technology lessons for 6th Grade students using the computer via Google Slides. The content consists of word processing activities in the form of writing assignments where students apply the mastered typing skills from a previous bundle. The types of writing displayed are based on the Common Core Standards for the grade-level. You can give students access to their own copies through their Google accounts with the Google Classroom platform.
Grades:
6th
Types:
Bloxels with Ratios, Decimals, Percents with a sprinkle of Language Arts
Using the BLOXEL app or the game board, students will need to create a character, an animated enemy, and a game scene, using check list. After building each objective, students will be able to use the Bloxel colors to create ratios and convert the ratios to decimals and percents. After the objectives are complete, they will need to write a narrative to tell the story. Each Bloxel color is assigned a monetary amount. So each character, enemy and game will cost money to create. I use the Bloxel
Grades:
4th - 7th
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