I have been a librarian for over 15 years working in both public libraries and school libraries both in England and America. I love to bring excitement and creativity to my teaching! I believe the library should be the center of any school as it encompasses all aspects of learning. I love to help students find what they love to read!
I have been a librarian for over 15 years working in both public libraries and school libraries both in England and America. I love to bring excitement and creativity to my teaching! I believe the library should be the center of any school as it encompasses all aspects of learning. I love to help students find what they love to read!
Imagine incorporating STEAM into your computer lab sessions. Students love to use Google Slides; use this DIY animation lesson to give your students new skills in Google while also including some of their own interests.
In this lesson students will learn how to create an animation by using a few simple tools in Google Slides. It comes with step-by-step instruction for the educator and the students.
This lesson is suitable to be used with students in 5th, 6th, 7th and 8th grade. Can be used with older students as well but it is aimed at high elementary and middle school aged students.
This lesson will cover at least three, 40-minute classes.
Included are:
Detailed lesson plans
Google Slides presentation with step-by-step instructions
Google Slides presentation with an example animation
Links to other resources
PowerPoint show also included
Subject
Computer Science - Technology, Instructional Technology, Library Skills
Grade Levels
5th, 6th, 7th, 8th, Homeschool
Resource Type
Lesson Plans (Individual), Internet Activities, Google Apps
Common Core Standards
RST.6-8.3
Today many students come to school not knowing the parts of a desktop computer as they have grown up using handheld technology. It is still important, especially in a school setting for them to learn how to use this technology.
These worksheets are meant for the very youngest students in your school to learn the correct terminology associated with a computer. Terms such as mouse, keyboard, screen, monitor, touchpad, headphones and computer (CPU) are all included. There are a variety of worksheets displaying desktop computers as well as laptops. Use the one that best fits your learning environment or use all of them to challenge your students.
The worksheets are designed to meet the needs of the varying age groups. Younger students are asked to simply color the various computer parts where as the older students are given a word bank and asked to fill in the blanks.
This set of worksheets includes:
A variety of designs which will appeal to the different age groups
Cute animals to make the worksheets more exciting
Color and black and white printing options
A variety of designs to suit your technology - laptop and desktop designs
14 pages in the bundle
Common Core Standards
SL.1.2, SL.1.3, SL.2.2, CCRA.SL.5
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