Category: Technology Skills

Professional Development for the STEM Teacher

Professional Development for the STEM Teacher

You know that moment when you’re told to “incorporate more STEM and technology,” but no one actually shows you how to do it? You sit there thinking about your schedule, your supplies, and your students, and it quickly turns into one more thing on your plate instead of something exciting

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Coding for Kids: Teaching Kids to Think Like a Coder

Coding for Kids: Teaching Kids to Think Like a Coder

When I think about coding for kids, I can’t help but get excited about the possibilities. Coding isn’t just about typing lines of code or creating flashy games. It’s about helping our kids develop problem-solving skills, logical thinking, and creativity. As STEM and technology teachers, we know that giving our

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Making GIFs in the Technology Classroom

Making GIFs in the Technology Classroom

If you’re looking for a creative way to bring lessons to life, making GIFs in the technology classroom is a guaranteed crowd-pleaser. Students get to combine design skills, technology tools, and their own creativity to produce a short, looping animation that’s perfect for sharing on class websites, in presentations, or

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Easy and Fun Class Party Games for Celebrating in the Elementary Classroom.

Easy and Fun Class Party Games for the Elementary Classroom

Class parties are some of the best moments of the school year. Seeing our students laugh, celebrate, and make memories together is priceless. Planning class party games can feel overwhelming, especially when juggling everything else on your plate. The good news? There are so many fun, easy-to-prepare games that will

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Learn how to use directed drawings to improve technology skills with fun digital resources that will have your students using tools within Google Slides in a fun and engaging way!

How to Use Directed Drawings to Improve Technology Skills

There’s something about being creative on the computer that has always excited me more than with paper. My lesson plans reflect this by blending creativity with technology skills in my classroom. I’ve found that directed drawings through Google Slides are a game changer. They engage my students in fun and

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