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Common Core W.3.6 homeschool curriculum microsofts
Qwerty Island Keys - Typewriter History
What was the typewriter inventor thinking and why do we still use the QWERTY format with upper case letters on our computer keyboards? Why do we learn touch typing and try not to look at our fingers while we type? Can we use peripheral vision?This lesson plan may or may not increase typing speed of your students, but it will definitely increase their interest in the QWERTY keyboard. Teachers and tutors might learn a thing or two, as well, about the history of the computer keyboard that we all us
Grades:
5th - 7th, Staff
QWERTY Island Keys - Level 5 - Explore the home row keys!
This is the fifth of ten ore more PowerPoint enhanced computer keyboarding lesson activities designed for students who think outside the box. Not everyone can learn keyboarding skills from graphics in a computer lab! These lessons are best presented by parents/tutors/teachers/teaching assistants/classroom volunteers who model and monitor (reinforce and redirect) their students individually or in small groups. Great for homeschoolers, special educators, computer lab aides, classroom teachers, eve
Grades:
3rd - 6th
QWERTY Island Keys - Level 2 - Mapping skills!
This is the second of ten or more PowerPoint enhanced computer keyboarding lesson activities designed for students who think outside the box. Not everyone can learn keyboarding skills from graphics in a computer lab! These lessons are best presented by parents/tutors/teachers/teaching assistants/classroom volunteers who closely monitor (reinforce and redirect) their students individually or in small groups. Great for homeschoolers, special educators, computer lab specialists, classroom teachers,
Grades:
3rd - 5th
QWERTY Island Keys - Level 3 - Letter rows from North to South
This is the third of ten or more PowerPoint enhanced computer keyboarding lesson activities designed for students who think outside the box. Not everyone can learn keyboarding skills from graphics in a computer lab! These lessons are best presented by parents/tutors/teachers/teaching assistants/classroom volunteers who closely monitor (reinforce and redirect) their students individually or in small groups. Great for homeschoolers, special educators, computer lab aides, classroom teachers, and pi
Grades:
3rd - 6th
QWERTY Island Keys - Level 4 - Explore the TOP row of letter keys
This is the fourth of ten or more PowerPoint enhanced computer keyboarding lesson activities designed for students who think outside the box. Not everyone can learn keyboarding skills from graphics in a computer lab! These lessons are best presented by parents/tutors/teachers/teaching assistants/classroom volunteers who closely monitor (reinforce and redirect) their students individually or in small groups. Great for homeschoolers, special educators, computer lab aides, classroom teachers, and
Grades:
3rd - 6th
Digital Biography Lesson for Distance Learning
Students study and describe important figures who helped make America better by helping others and why. In Google Doc form can be easily converted into word or used for Distance Learning.
Grades:
1st - 6th
Third Grade Report Card
Third grade report grade that includes every standard in ELA, Math, Social Studies and Science.
Grades:
3rd
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
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
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