Whether you run a computer lab or work in a well-wired room, this high-resolution, professionally designed bundle of 65 posters will get everyone working efficiently with no prep required – just print and post. When you download this bundle, you’ll receive 65 posters for both Apple and Windows. Every shortcut poster comes in three completely different styles so you can mix, match, and give your room variety and a pop of color. If you want to imagine for yourself what your classroom or lab could look like with these, check out the preview. Each design style includes 13 shortcut posters for both Apple and Windows, including:  Copy  Paste  Cut  Save  Print  Undo  Select All  Bold  Underline  Italics  Insert Hyperlink  Find  Replace Like the look of these? For more creative ideas and new product updates, be sure to sign up for our email newsletter, and visit us on Facebook to take part in our exclusive giveaways. Other Popular Products From Innovative Teaching Ideas YEAR LONG VISUAL WRITING PROMPT BUNDLE POETRY POWER PACK GUIDED READING MEGA PACK

Do you need to teach a group of teachers or students about the SAMR Model of technology implementation is the classroom? And don't know where to start? No Prep required. Well look no further... This bundle contains everything you need to for a one hour professional development session about the SAMR model including word documents, handouts, videos, PowerPoint slides and professional reading. Whilst this bundle is designed to work 'straight out of the box' it is also COMPLETELY EDITABLE so if you want to place your own touch on it you can. This presentation has been used by numerous teachers in a number of schools and universities and is very well received by audiences of all ages.

Introduce your students to the imagination and mystique of Greek mythology while teaching concepts of cause and effect with this no prep and easily extendable lesson. *************************************************************************** The heroism and tragedy of Greek myths make them perfect springboards into a variety of writing and philosophical elements for elementary children. However, their complexity can make prep a chore. Save time for yourself with this completely prepared presentation – all you have to do is open and run the slideshow on your interactive whiteboard or computer. And if you want to keep going with the topic, the included extension tasks will keep kids busy for at least one more lesson. If you’d like to engage your students in two important topics at once, this quick and easy lesson is for you. Like what you see? For more creative ideas and new product updates, be sure to sign up for our email newsletter, and visit us on Facebook to take part in our exclusive giveaways. Other Popular Products From Innovative Teaching Ideas Full Year Visual Writing Prompts Bundle Poetry Power Pack Teaching Digital Technologies & STEM

Children love getting their hands on computers, tablets, and smartphones – encourage their curiosity with this no prep, editable three-class lesson plan. *************************************************************************** This resource has been created for teachers to explain what computers are, how they work, and how they impact our lives. Whether you’re a dedicated computer teacher or have a room of general elementary learners, you’ll find it easy and fun to explore this area of the curriculum with this resource. Even if you’re a true Luddite with no tech background at all, you won’t have any problem understanding and explaining the content. This resource comes as an editable PowerPoint, but it isn’t just for lectures. There are enough tasks to keep everyone busy for at least two or three lessons, with the scope to go further. Part of the download includes a resource that you can integrate into your writing sessions as well. We’ve broken down this lesson set into the following elements: What is a computer and what does it do? A brief history of computers Different types of computers What components make up a computer and what do they do? Computer Peripherals How does information flow through a computer? Teaching ideas related to this unit of work. Useful content to assist in teaching and learning Useful links for students and teachers Like what you see? For more creative ideas and new product updates, be sure to sign up for our email newsletter, and visit us on Facebook to take part in our exclusive giveaways. Other Popular Products From Innovative Teaching Ideas Math Posters Big Bundle ICT Computer Lab Bundle Teaching Digital Technologies & STEM

Does a whole day of data entry sound like fun? If not, this account generator will automate it all for you in just a few minutes. You have better things to do than spend hours creating accounts. *************************************************************************** As Google Apps for Education becomes a classroom standard, you will increasingly need to deal with the headache of setting up dozens or even hundreds of accounts for your students. This unique tool is monster time saver that will enable you to get this job done in a flash. All you need to do is follow a few simple steps: 1. Provide the first name and last name of your users 2. Pick a password for everyone 3. Choose from 6 different naming protocols you wish to have for you Google Apps domain This tool will take care of the rest of it for you by populating all the email account fields and passwords instantly. If you need to create a high volume of accounts, you will discover, like many of our customers, that hours and hours of your time is worth far more than the cost of this download. Like what you see? For more creative ideas and new product updates, be sure to sign up for our email newsletter, and visit us on Facebook to take part in our exclusive giveaways. Other Popular Products From Innovative Teaching Ideas Full Year Visual Writing Prompts Bundle Poetry Power Pack 110 Reading Activities Bundle

Teach younger students the basics of following and creating algorithms with these fun and engaging worksheets.

This poster highlights the 'Big Three' search engines for teachers and students and highlights the strengths and weaknesses for each one. Google Search Wolfram Alpha Wikipedia Your students will definitely find this a useful resource next time they reach for a computer to look something up as it gives them both purpose and direction on what to use and how best to use it, I would recommend also taking a look at our "How to use Google Search like a Boss" Which has been hugely popular in teaching students how actually use Google Search with purpose and direction.

Teach younger students the basis of ciphers, cryptography and decoding with these 4 technology based sight word worksheets.

✨ Teach your students the basic elements of coordinates, pixels and how a television screen works with these simple to follow coordinate color in worksheets.

Introduce your students to QR codes with these easy to follow worksheets incorporating the concepts computational thinking and abstraction.

This is an editable iPad license that can be applied to students who wish to use your class iPads.

Can you guide the little pig to his mud pit by using a range of common commands and instructions. Incorporates elements of algorithmic design, coding, mapping and location

A great visual representation of common iPad rules which could be applied to a range of age groups.

This bundle provides a great opportunity for students to have ⭐FUN whilst learning the ⭐FUNDAMENTALS of ☀️CODING and ☀️ALGORITHMS. When students use these action cards in an 'UNPLUGGED' environment they are executing instructions SOCIALLY and COLLABORATIVELY using commands and concepts applicable to the real world and computer programming. Your students will love coding and creating algorithms by programming each other to undertake real world tasks in the classroom. They will continually collaborate to refine their code making it as efficient and effective as possible. Students will frequently, fail, revise and succeed using these cards building resilience and learning through trial and error. Most commonly students use these “action” cards to create instructions to follow as if they were a robot in pairs or teams. One as the coder and the other is the machine or device that must explicitly follow the instructions. Next, they can use these with real robotic and coding languages such as Sphero, Dash and Dot and Scratch to visualise and perform a set of actions before entering those instructions into the device. This package includes 10 CHALLENGES for students to begin straight away but they will begin creating challenges and missions in no time using just the room and resources in which they are located. Also include Boolean operator cards for students to explore how search engines operate.

This 12 poster series will educate your students how to use technology in a respectful and informed manner and look amazing. They are built on the ISTE (iste.org) student standards which are in place to ensure the following... - Practice safe, legal, and responsible use of information and technology - Exhibit a positive attitude toward using technology that supports collaboration, learning, and productivity - Demonstrate personal responsibility for lifelong learning - Exhibit leadership for digital citizenship They are an essential resource for a computer lab or any classroom to prompt a discussion around technology, ethics and respect. They come in three variations and are super high resolution so you can print them out at any size. (Check the preview images) The text for the 12 posters are. - All in one - On a single poster - What makes a good digital citizen? - When encountering something inappropriate online they discuss it with a teacher or adult - They understand their digital footprint is a reflection who they are, and others may judge them on it. - They credit other peoples work and ideas, and respect their ownership. - They know their actions can greatly impact others. - They know posting anything online means losing control of it because the internet is a public space. - They understand passwords protect their online identity. They create strong passwords and don't share them. - They know people can pretend to be anyone online, and are cautious sharing information with others. - They treat others with respect in the hope that others will treat them the same way. -They feel safe and secure online most of the time, but know total security and privacy on the internet is never guaranteed. - They understand excessive time and interaction with others through technology alone is unhealthy and value time in the real world also.

Can you make the ultimate paper helicopter? Do you understand the principles of flight and gravity? How will you design, enhance, “tinker” and most importantly record your data and evidence of your findings? All these essential questions will be answered through these excellent HANDS ON STEM activities. Everything is here for you NO PREP REQUIRED The only materials required are paper, paper clips and scissors. This project can be distributed individually via Google Classroom, OneNote or a similar platform or you can teach it to the entire class. All content and materials are easy to follow and fully prepared. Become an engineer today and have some great fun learning about the basic principles of flight and gravity.

This 6 part high resolution poster series not only looks amazing but will clearly define what computational thinking is and how to perform it. Computational Thinking is a thinking strategy which is becoming a mandatory component of curriculum around the world Computational Thinking is a logical approach to problem solving. It can be applied to ANY problem, task or system. It has four parts which identify problems and formulate solutions. Computational Thinking can be applied with or without a computer. All of these elements can be seen in the preview file. *************************************************************************** Other Popular Products From Innovative Teaching Ideas - Search for these items on TES Year Long Visual Writing Prompts Fable Power Pack Teaching Digital Technologies and STEM ***************************************************************************** YOUR REVIEWS ARE ESSENTIAL IN KEEPING OUR PRODUCTS LOW PRICED AND REGULARLY UPDATED!!! IT MAKES A HUGE DIFFERENCE TO US!!! PLEASE LEAVE A REVIEW About Innovative Teaching Ideas Terms Copyright © Innovative Teaching Ideas. All rights reserved by author. This product is to be used by the original downloader only. Copying for more than one teacher, classroom, department, school, or school system is prohibited. This product may not be distributed or displayed digitally for public view. Failure to comply is a copyright infringement and a violation of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA). Clipart and elements found in this PDF are copyrighted and cannot be extracted and used outside of this file without permission or license. Intended for classroom and personal use ONLY. See product file for clipart and font credits.

Computers are everywhere! And, while, most students grow up using computers in their homes and at school, they may not know what the different parts are called. Additionally, they may lack knowledge of how these parts work together to give us the ability to compute. Students will love the opportunity to combine creativity with acting in this engaging lesson that brings computer hardware to life – literally! *************************************************************************** Other Popular Products From Innovative Teaching Ideas - Search for these items on TES Year Long Visual Writing Prompts Fable Power Pack Teaching Digital Technologies and STEM ***************************************************************************** YOUR REVIEWS ARE ESSENTIAL IN KEEPING OUR PRODUCTS LOW PRICED AND REGULARLY UPDATED!!! IT MAKES A HUGE DIFFERENCE TO US!!! PLEASE LEAVE A REVIEW About Innovative Teaching Ideas Terms Copyright © Innovative Teaching Ideas. All rights reserved by author. This product is to be used by the original downloader only. Copying for more than one teacher, classroom, department, school, or school system is prohibited. This product may not be distributed or displayed digitally for public view. Failure to comply is a copyright infringement and a violation of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA). Clipart and elements found in this PDF are copyrighted and cannot be extracted and used outside of this file without permission or license. Intended for classroom and personal use ONLY. See product file for clipart and font credits.

In my years of teaching, this fascinating project is consistently the most popular among my students. This dynamic PBL unit needs no prep from you and will actually make your kids excited about homework! Why do students, parents, and teachers alike love this project so much? As an 8-12 week undertaking, kids get to explore in depth something they love, learn through both research and getting their hands dirty, and feel a sense of accomplishment through leading others. While it targets grades 4-9, it is editable and easily adaptable to any age group. The process goes like this: 1.) Students select a new task or skill they want to learn about. Some examples of past choices include dressmaking, creating a video game, learning an instrument, cooking a 3-course meal for their family, and building a cubby house. 2.) Students research and complete the task within a specified time frame. 3.) As they progress, they keep an online diary of their learning journey outlining their successes and failures. 4.) When they have sufficiently learned their new skill, students then teach it family member or friend to show them what they have learned. 5.) At the conclusion of the project, students put together a presentation outlining their learning journey. This includes videos, photos, and feedback from family members and friends. They will also assess each other in accordance with a peer assessment rubric. While this makes a great introduction to project management, time management, and presentation skills, students will come away from this with much more. This project also teaches grit, builds confidence, and encourages students to learn from and push through failure instead of fearing it. Indeed, success and failure are unimportant with this task. The true value lies in recording and learning from their successes and failures while sharing that knowledge with others. Everything you need is included and completely editable. In this download, you will get:  Letters to Parents  Detailed descriptions for teachers, students, and parents  Summary Descriptions  Teaching Resources  Graphic Organizers  and much more I guarantee this will be one of the most rewarding teaching and learning opportunities for both you and your students and one you can use for years to come. ***************************************************************************** YOUR REVIEWS ARE ESSENTIAL IN KEEPING OUR PRODUCTS LOW PRICED AND REGULARLY UPDATED!!! IT MAKES A HUGE DIFFERENCE TO US!!! PLEASE LEAVE A REVIEW

Teach your students about technologies that changed the world. What made them so successful? How did some become completely superseded or obsolete? And what will replace them in the future based upon what we know about history and the wants and needs of our society? This collection of 20 beautiful past and present technology cards are accompanied with 4 easy to follow activities and lesson plans to get your students thinking like a STEM designer, entrepreneur and innovator.