Turn young digital natives into experts with Parts of an iPad Activities. Enhance digital literacy and confidence with hands-on learning! 

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Print and digital games that help young students learn how to care for school technology. 

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RECOGNIZE STUDENTS’ POSITIVE EFFORTS IN USING AND CARING FOR SCHOOL iPADS. These cute and kid friendly achievement badges invite students to show off their technology skills and invite others to ask them about what they learned.  

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Learning how to copy and paste on a Chromebook for the first time can feel overwhelming to young learners. There are a lot of steps to remember! And, it doesn’t feel natural to little hands to press and hold one key while quickly clicking another. It takes time and practice to master this skill.

Learning how to cut and paste on a Chromebook for the first time can feel overwhelming to young learners. There are a lot of steps to remember! And, it doesn’t feel natural to little hands to press and hold one key while quickly clicking another. It takes time and practice to master this skill.

Learning how to copy and paste on a Chromebook for the first time can feel overwhelming to young learners. There are a lot of steps to remember! And, it doesn’t feel natural to little hands to press and hold one key while quickly clicking another. It takes time and practice to master this skill.

Learning how to copy and paste on a Chromebook for the first time can feel overwhelming to young learners. There are a lot of steps to remember! And, it doesn’t feel natural to little hands to press and hold one key while quickly clicking another. It takes time and practice to master this skill.

Learning how to copy and paste on a Chromebook for the first time can feel overwhelming to young learners. There are a lot of steps to remember! And, it doesn’t feel natural to little hands to press and hold one key while quickly clicking another. It takes time and practice to master this skill!

Learning how to copy and paste on a Chromebook for the first time can feel overwhelming to young learners. There are a lot of steps to remember! And, it doesn’t feel natural to little hands to press and hold one key while quickly clicking another. It takes time and practice to master this skill.

No prep activities that engages students in digital citizenship while using technology for good. 

Help students stay focused and organized when creating videos. Video software and platforms can feel overwhelming to students, and it’s easy for them to become distracted by any platform’s bells and whistles. Eliminate that feeling for them and use  a systematic approach when teaching video making.

Teach primary students how to take clear pictures with purpose!

Before digging into this activity with students, I teach them the Parts of an iPad.  

QR Codes are a great way to provide resources to students without printing. They love learning the more technical aspects of a QR Code and this interactive poster teaches them just that!

TEACH YOUNG STUDENTS TO INDEPENDENTLY USE A CHROMEBOOK OR LAPTOP! With a few activities they’ll become familiar with the most important parts of a Chromebook, how to turn it on, how to login, and how to use the trackpad. Great way for Kindergarten and First Grade students to learn basic skills.

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Learning how to cut and paste on a Chromebook for the first time can feel overwhelming to young learners. There are a lot of steps to remember! And, it doesn’t feel natural to little hands to press and hold one key while quickly clicking another. It takes time and practice to master this skill.

Young children know all about selfies and social media. But when it comes time for them to take photos of their own, they are blurry and have no subject. For them to be true digital natives, they need to learn how to take focused photographs.

Are you in the middle of a coding unit and have to take the day off? Maybe you're noticing students aren't learning some key skills? Whether you need a break from the content you’re teaching or don’t want to lose momentum. The no-prep coding sub plans are designed with your needs in mind!

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Your students will have a lot of fun learning about and creating school-friendly usernames!

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