This worksheet is designed for slightly beyond beginner level Arduino students. The goal of this worksheet is to help my students remember key sensors, and accessories for Arduino. It’s highly vocabulary based, and it worked very well with my ESL Arduino students as well. Included inside: Arduino Sensors & Accessories Vocabulary Worksheet II (no answer key).docx Arduino Sensors & Accessories Vocabulary Worksheet II (no answer key).pdf Arduino Sensors & Accessories Vocabulary Worksheet II (with answer key) - Copy.docx Arduino Sensors & Accessories Vocabulary Worksheet II (with answer key) - Copy.pdf image_citations.txt Technical Note: You will need to be able to read a .docx file or a .pdf file (modern web browsers can open PDF’s) to view and/or print this worksheet.

This is a word scramble I use with my 1st - 3rd grade students who are learning about simple machines. I have used this in my English classes (when we learn science vocabulary), and for my lego SPM class where we learn engineering concepts. It is not a very difficult word scramble, but it’s good for practicing simple machines, and should take around 15-20 minutes to do. Note: You will need the ability to open .zip files (which almost all computers can do), inside are 4 files. The worksheet and the answer key in the following formats .docx and .pdf.

This is a quiz I made for my Arduino students. It’s not very long, but it does test if a student has a good understanding of the Arduino basics. I would say it takes an average student around 10-15 minutes to do. So, I recommend using this as more of a pop-quiz. Included: 1 .docx file which includes the quiz and answer key, and 1 .pdf file which includes the same. Note: You will need the ability to open zip files to use this. If you are unable to that, you can message me after buying and I will send you the files individually.

I am running a special Christmas holiday web development class, so I needed to make a worksheet for it. This worksheet isn’t too long, but it’s a good review of the basics of HTML and CSS. Included is an answer key, and also two versions of the same worksheet. One was designed for higher level students, and one for younger students. I teach two different age groups for this class, so I needed an easier one.