There are 3 web languages that web developers must learn. They are all interconnected. HTML to define the content of web pages. CSS to specify the layout of web pages. JavaScript to program the behavior of web pages. This resource is apart of this bundle include: Web Design - HTML Unit Web Design - CSS Unit Web Design - JavaScript Unit This bundle covers all three with a total of 17 lessons and 3 assignments + assessment. The whole package is in a Editable Google Slide. The page size is setup to be printed on a 8.5 x 11 page. This makes it easy to digitally or physically share the handouts with the students. Buying this bundle saves you $3.00! *Note: This resource is in a ZIP file.

Scratch is a visual programming language that makes coding simple and fun. It can be used to create all sorts of programs. This is the basic starting package that explains what and how Scratch works, plus setting up your account and getting the software ready to program. This is a bundled package that include 5 of my Scratch Basic guides. It also includes one tutorial on creating a simple game. Great for students just starting out with scratch. Buying this bundle saves you $4! **Note:This package is in a ZIP file. This is a bundle of the following items: • Starting from Scratch (Basics #1) [FREE] • Scratch: Interface (Basics #2) • Scratch: Sprites (Basics #3) • Scratch: Colored Blocks and Scripts (Basics #4) • Scratch: Cat vs Dragon - Game Programming (Basics #5) All these resources are also apart of a bigger bundle, which includes Basic, Intermediate and Advanced. You can find that [here](Scratch Bundle: Basics, Intermediate, Advanced (Super Value: 242 pages)).

The first few weeks of school are challenging as everyone starts a new beginning. This Google My Map Ice Breaker will help ease the beginning of a new class. It will also help build a relationship with the students. It is a GREAT icebreaker for all SUBJECTS and GRADES!

There are 3 web languages that web developers must learn. They are all interconnected. HTML to define the content of web pages. CSS to specify the layout of web pages. JavaScript to program the behavior of web pages. This unit is all about JavaScript! This Unit covers: Including JavaScript Outputs Comments Variables Operators Functions Arrays Dates & Time Math Random Conditions Validate Forms Loops Daily Tasks An Assignment + Assessment There are 5 lessons in total for this Javascript unit and a final assignment. The whole package is in a Editable Google Slide. The page size is setup to be printed on a 8.5 x 11 page. This makes it easy to digitally or physically share the handouts with the students. This resource is apart of a bundle which can be found here. Web Design - HTML Unit Web Design - CSS Unit Web Design - JavaScript Unit Web Design Bundle

There is no one right way to conduct literacy circles. The approach may change from class to class, teacher to teacher, student to student and sometimes-even day to day. What Are Literacy Circles? • Small groups of students meet to discuss reading passages (poems, short stories, novels, fiction or nonfiction). • The discussion is student directed and student centered. • The discussion is guided by the students’ response to what they have read. • The circles allow students to engage in critical thinking and reflection through reading, discussing and responding to literature. • Students are enthusiastic, motivated and actively involved. This package includes • How to use it with Google Docs • About Literacy Circles • 10 different handouts This package includes the following handouts: • Discuss • Connect • Summarize • Vocabulary • Illustrate • Fact Finder • Timeline • Connection • Conflicts • Character Traits Pick and choose the literacy circle handouts you want to use based on your students readings and needs. Since this package comes in an editable Google Doc, you can also make changes where you feel is necessary. Print them out or use them digitally on Google Docs!

This handy one-page reference presents the HTML basics. It is a great way to help students quickly reference and remember code. Make your students spend less time memorizing code and spend more time applying it. This product is editable in Google Docs, so you are able to make your own changes to this handout. Make it work to fit your classroom. Alternatively you can just print out the provided PDF.

This is an easy to use Google Slide Wheel of Fortune game template. It will play like the popular TV game show. This game is great to review before quizzes and tests! This game is generic and works with any subject area such as English, history, math, science, social studies, etc. 4 slides and easy to follow. Requires internet access, even when playing. To start, go to the 4th slide and make a copy into your own Google Drive. Other Google Slide Games: Jeopardy Who Wants to Be a Millionaire Baseball Review Basketball Review Wheel of Fortune Tic Tac Toe Review Connect 4 Review -Review Racer

The use of social media is a great way to engage and gain the interest of your students. Best of all, this resource is available in both printable pdf format as well as a Google Slides editable format. This Facebook template allows students to create an about page, a photos page and a friends page. Each page has text boxes for your students to change. The template is locked, so your students can’t mistakenly move or delete the background. If you choose to print the PDF, have your students draw the images and write up their own Facebook profile. Use this to: Have your students discuss a character or setting in a novel Focus on a historical person As an art activity

Using Google Classroom and Google Drive is a great way to engage your students. Google Forms is a great way to deliver quizzes digitally to students. You can have Google Forms grade the quizzes automatically! This package comes with: • Cover page • About Google Forms • 5 step by step guide on creating a self grading quiz (with pictures) • Options (with pictures) • Viewing responses/grading question by question

Google Search, commonly referred to as Google Web Search or simply Google, is a web search engine developed by Google. It is the most-used search engine on the World Wide Web, handling more than three billion searches each day. Despite being such a simple search box, there are a ton of ways you can use Google Search. This resource can help you and your students learn how to use Google Search more efficiently. Each page in this resource contains information about a search method or topic. Most also have an activity for your students to try after they’ve learned about the search item. Topics covered: Exact phrase Multiple phrases Variable words Subtract words Range File type Spelling Define Cache Info Website keywords Social Local places Food nutrition Packages Tools Menu System Search by image Gif search Images by color & size Search news Easter Eggs I’m feeling lucky Google doodle Account Google search stats

These are blank Snapchat templates. Give them to students to write a story, draw a picture or whatever you like! This resource comes with: Full Page View Phone View 4 Per Page Each come in 4 colors; Yellow, Red, Blue, Gray

The use of social media is a great way to engage and gain the interest of your students. Best of all, this resource is available in both printable pdf format as well as a Google Slides editable format. This Instagram template allows students to add text and pictures to an “Instagram Template”. The template is locked, so your students can’t mistakenly move or delete the background. Use this to: Have your students discuss a character or setting in a novel Focus on a historical person Focus on a Geographic area Use it in science and have your students record their information

This Google Doc newsletter template includes two styles. The first style is great for students to use by themselves. The second style is great for student collaboration. Share the Google Doc with your whole class and have them work together on one newspaper or have each student create their own! Both styles use a three column layout which allows for easy editing. Your students can add images and color to spice up your newspaper! Included: • 2 different newspaper templates editable in Google Docs • Setup guide • Guide on using it with your students Students will never lose their data again as this uses Google Drive!

Scratch is a visual programming language that makes coding simple and fun. It can be used to create all sorts of programs. This is the basic starting package that explains what and how Scratch works, plus setting up your account and getting the software ready to program. This resource is great for your students who are just starting out with Scratch. What You Get: • What is Scratch • Why is it called Scratch? • A typical program • Getting Started - User accounts • The Scratch Software • Next steps My Scratch Resources: This resource is part of a numbered set. It can be used separately or in conjunction with my other Scratch resources. My Scratch Resources: This resource is part of a numbered set. It can be used separately or in conjunction with my other Scratch resources. You can also get this resource part of my bundled Scratch Basics package here. • Starting from Scratch (Basics #1) [FREE] • Scratch: Interface (Basics #2) • Scratch: Sprites (Basics #3) • Scratch: Colored Blocks and Scripts (Basics #4) • Scratch: Cat vs Dragon - Game Programming (Basics #5) • Scratch Bundle: Basics To Your First Game (Value Pack)

These are FREE ready to use templates for you to setup your own themed Google Slides.

Learn how to create QR Codes for your classroom with this resource. It includes a one page, easy to follow, 3 steps to create your own QR code. The poster comes in 4 colors.

This Chromebook resource is great for libraries, classrooms or at home. Have your students remember shortcuts to improve their computer skills. Just print, cut and use! This resource includes: A one page handout with 45 Chromebook Shortcuts. The shortcuts are organized by 12 categories. 54 posters. Each poster is half the size of a standard 8.5 x 11 inch paper. There are two posters on a page and they include dotted lines to cut out. ** Both the one page handout as well as the 54 posters come in a red, blue and black & white version.

Technology, Social Media and Gaming are an important part of society. However how long does the average student spend using these electronic devices, sites and apps? Have your students complete these logs to find out. It will be a real shocker to your students to realize how much technology they use within their lives. Best of all, this resource is available in both printable pdf format as well as a Google Slides editable format. This Technology and Social Media Log allows students to add text and pictures to make the chart their own. This resource comes with the following logs: Technology Usage Log: track computer, tablet, phone and television Social Media Log: Track Facebook, twitter, Youtube, Instagram, Snapchat, TikTok or any other Social Platform Gaming Log: Track Computer gaming, Console Gaming, Mobile Phone Game or any other Gaming Make your own tracker with a blank sheet. This blank sheet has 7 columns. When your students are finished, they can save a picture of their Tech/Social Log.

You want to introduce or teach your Kindergartens about programming / coding however you don’t have access to computers? Or maybe you do have access but want a fun STEM activity that is simplified. This is the resource for you! After completing these printable activities, your students can apply similar logic and strategies to coding websites and apps. This coding activity is based around the theme of honey bees which is great for July. The main focus of this resource is basic logic puzzles which is great for Hour of Code. These are printable puzzles with cuttable commands. This resource includes the following type of activities and worksheets: How To Use for Educators How To Play for students Coding Map Map Pieces in color Crack the code recording sheet Crack the code chart for smartboard This resource comes in a standard size 11 x 8.5 printable PDF as well as an editable Google Slide. This means you can quickly change the code to work for you, and or remove unused slides to share with students… You can print it out and provide the sheets to your students, or send it digitally inside your Google Class and allow the students to drag and drop. This makes for a great distance learning classroom activity.

You want to introduce or teach your Kindergartens about programming / coding however you don’t have access to computers? Or maybe you do have access but want a fun STEM activity that is simplified. This is the resource for you! After completing these printable activities, your students can apply similar logic and strategies to coding websites and apps. This coding activity is based around the theme of the beach which is great for August. The main focus of this resource is basic logic puzzles which is great for Hour of Code. These are printable puzzles with cuttable commands. This resource includes the following type of activities and worksheets: How To Use for Educators How To Play for students Coding Map Map Pieces in color Crack the code recording sheet Crack the code chart for smartboard This resource comes in a standard size 11 x 8.5 printable PDF as well as an editable Google Slide. This means you can quickly change the code to work for you, and or remove unused slides to share with students… You can print it out and provide the sheets to your students, or send it digitally inside your Google Class and allow the students to drag and drop. This makes for a great distance learning classroom activity.