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Log in to Code.org using your school Google credentials.
Or try one of the Hour of Code at Home activities (no sign-in required).
Interland: Be Internet Awesome
Every trivia question you answer correctly, earns 10 grains of rice for the World Food Programme (WFP)
Enjoy reading and listening to books of your choice. Use our Media Specialist's code to log in to Epic.
YUZ3208
View famous events and birthdays that happened on this day in history.
Snowflake Maker Use your creativity and math skills to add a variety of closed shapes to the triangle. No two snowflakes are alike!
Visit National Geographic Kids: Weird But True to learn a lot of interesting information about all kinds of things!
Technology Timeline Project
This project is designed for students to practice a variety of CS skills:
Search and Credit expert/credible sources of information AND images.
Organize ideas, information, images, and sources.
Clearly communicate a timeline event by creating an appealing design using a digital medium (Canva)
Internet Inventions - Student Topics
Introduction from Bill Gates
1 - Input, Storage, Processing, Output
2- Binary & Data
3 - Circuits & Logic
4- Memory, CPU, Input, & Output
5 - Hardward & Software
Keep It Simple: A simple logo is easier to remember and looks cleaner. Avoid too many details or small elements that might get lost when the logo is made smaller.
Choose Meaningful Symbols: Think about symbols or images that represent you or your interests. For example, if you love sports, you might include a ball, or if you love nature, you could use a tree or leaf.
Use Colors Wisely: Pick 2-3 colors that you like and that go well together. Each color can have its own meaning (e.g., blue for calm, red for energy), so choose colors that reflect your personality.
Make It Unique: Your logo should be different from others and represent you. Try to come up with something original that people will recognize as yours.
Test the Design: Once you’ve created your logo, check how it looks in different sizes and on different backgrounds. Make sure it’s clear and easy to see, no matter where it’s used.
These steps will help you create a logo that represents you and stands out!
Students will use the formatting tools in CANVA to create posters to remind students to be courteous in the hallways. Students have been invited to my Canva Team named "Ms. Angie's Tech Class."
For this project students will:
Accept my invite from their email inbox in Outlook.
Use a template as a guide to create your own Grace & Courtesy Poster.
Select a focus area from this list:
-Responsibility, Kindness, Creativity, Respect, Forgiveness, Trust, Honesty, Truth,
Change the fancy title text to include the focus area you chose.
Add a graphic from the Elements Menu.
Change "hold doors open for others" to a different suggestion to help remind students to be courteous to others.
The (hopefully) first game set in the world of Eihu (books coming soon). The events of this game ARE canon to the lore of Eihu, but certain elements of the game (such as the eye thing) are not.
Open the project page of the game for instructions and tips.
Backstory: you are a private eye (a privately-employed detective). You heard something weird last night as you were going home, but you weren't sure what it was... You decided to ask the innkeeper if he heard anything.
Credits: NPC Design Inspiration: Terraria Enemy Design Inspiration: Terraria Thanks to: Wulfgar (axol64) for coding assistance and some sprites.
Pong by Caleb
Compost Project:
Watch these videos from:
As you watch, pause and take some notes here: How to Compost with a Tumbler
When your composting poster is ready to print:
Click the SHARE button.
Share with angela.laplante@sccpss.com