Students will learn how information is transmitted using computing devices via a …
Students will learn how information is transmitted using computing devices via a network, and explore different technologies and platforms for communication such as email, text, social media and video messaging.
Target Toss Graphing is a fun way for students to begin graphing …
Target Toss Graphing is a fun way for students to begin graphing and data analysis. In this lesson, students will work in either a small group, math rotation station, partners, or individually to collect, graph, and analyze data. The students will toss a pom pom towards a printed target board, document their results, and create a bar graph based on their data. Once they complete the graph, they can answer the provided questions to test their understanding. Have fun collecting and graphing your data!
Students will simulate the taxes placed on the colonists without having representation …
Students will simulate the taxes placed on the colonists without having representation and visually represent the loss of wealth for the colonists and the wealth gained by Parliament and the Monarchy by using Google Sheets to create charts.
5.14 The student will give examples and explain how computer science had changed …
5.14 The student will give examples and explain how computer science had changed the world and express how computing technologies influence, and are influenced by, cultural practices.Students will research native Americans and their use of technologies on reservations. They will then answer the following questions: What are some of the technologies being used on the reservations?What are technologies native Americans need better access to?Think of a way to help this technological divide with native peoples.
Patrick Hausammann of Clarke developed this chart to explain the work done …
Patrick Hausammann of Clarke developed this chart to explain the work done by ITRTs and Tech Support personnel. It's a great starter for your own list to share with administrators, teachers, and others.
Students are practicing using Scratch programming to program microbit sensors to continually …
Students are practicing using Scratch programming to program microbit sensors to continually read temperature. Doing this will familiarize students with the Scratch programming software to program TDS and Temperature sensors for the fishtank in the hallway.
Understanding how a computer communicates and sends information is foundational to an …
Understanding how a computer communicates and sends information is foundational to an understanding of how networks work. Since students are part of an interconnected world, it is imperative that they go beyond the simple explanations and instead fully understand the complexity behind something that occurs so seamlessly in today’s day and age. Students will investigate how protocols work and begin to build a framework to understand this process so that as they investigate this further in the followup lesson, they can begin to reason and understand with the knowledge learned here. The primary focus on this lesson is centered on building frameworks and is focused on students communicating information than modeling information for them. All of this will prepare them for the follow-up lesson where they will work on building models of their own.
Understanding how a computer communicates and sends information is foundational to an …
Understanding how a computer communicates and sends information is foundational to an understanding of how networks work. Since students are part of an interconnected world, it is imperative that they go beyond the simple explanations and instead fully understand the complexity behind something that occurs so seamlessly in today’s day and age. Now that a foundational framework has been laid, students will now apply their knowledge of the subject by creating their own practical models and reasoning out problem solving scenarios. The primary focus on this lesson is centered on the students applying their knowledge and crafting something new and original that will help them understand this concept in an even richer way.
Through the use of a choose-your-own-adventure style read aloud, the teacher will …
Through the use of a choose-your-own-adventure style read aloud, the teacher will guide students to create an algorithm for the story they are creating within the book. This lesson also serves as a basic introduction into the process behind computer programs, including games, when the user makes a decision.
Which is better? Let’s track the differences between collecting weather data outside …
Which is better? Let’s track the differences between collecting weather data outside and collecting the weather online? What will we notice? Then you’ll get the chance to play weather reporter and report on all the data you collected.
This 4 pack of Tic-Tac-Toe Graphing Games is great for a math …
This 4 pack of Tic-Tac-Toe Graphing Games is great for a math station or small group activity. The students answer tic-tac-toe questions by analyzing the given graphs. If they get the question correct, they place their marker on the board . If they answer incorrectly, it moves on to their partners turn. The first person to 3 in a row wins. If no one gets 3 in a row, they play again.
The questions are very basic for beginning data analysis. The teacher can make a copy of the google doc and change the questions based on the classroom needs.
Concepts: Algorithms, Time Lines, Sequence of Events, Cause and EffectTerms: Sequence, AlgorithmMaterials: …
Concepts: Algorithms, Time Lines, Sequence of Events, Cause and EffectTerms: Sequence, AlgorithmMaterials: Paper, Pencil, List of Important Dates and EventsLesson Delivery: This lesson can be used as an ongoing project, or a review lesson for Historical Events.The learner will create a timeline that lists historical events and dates in US or Virginia History. Timeline_Algorithm.pdf
Students will be learning how art and engineering intersect by using Tinkercad, …
Students will be learning how art and engineering intersect by using Tinkercad, 3D modeling software, produced by Autodesk, to create a physical, 3d printed, product. In this Tinkercad introduction project, students will produce a text-based keychain.
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