Infographic on the methods of communication that can be utilized through computing systems and networks.
Students will create a “social media post” to communicate something they want to barter. After learning what it means to barter, each student will be given a mystery bag (each containing different items). They will be told they have to barter at least one thing in their bag. They will draw/create an “Instagram post” with what they want to barter. We will then display them and students will walk around and view the posts. After viewing they will each get 2 hearts to place on items “like” and they would like to exchange in the barter. Students will then discuss with one another and barter until everyone has bartered one thing.
Students will explore the continents and oceans by using playdough maps, felt maps, and coloring to help them locate and remember their locations.
A slideshow presentation that briefly explains networks and how they work.
Students will warm up by participating in a Kahoot to see how many logos to online communication they recognize. The students will review electronic communication they were taught in first grade, email and social media, and be introduced to blogs and video conferencing as additional ways information can be electronically communicated.
A Quizlet study set to help introduce the internet.
What better way to use technology than to keep track of your students during an at home project! This lesson will help you track your students’ progress and keep them on task as they work from home.
In this lesson, students will collaborate in groups to electronically communicate their findings from the Jamestown Outreach. Through this activity, they will explore how technology has evolved and improved over time for information dissemination, encouraging them to compare and contrast different communication methods throughout history.
Networking and the Internet2.15 The students will discuss with partners and as a class how information can be communicated electronically (e.g., email, social media, video conferencing, blogging).This sheet contains definitions and examples on how email addresses are formatted and used.