Academic Ways to Use the MaKey-MaKey in the Elementary Classroom: Fun ways to advance coding in the classroom!
Noreen Egan Olker
Technology projects for elementary
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Green Screen technology (or Chroma Key as it is known in more “techy” circles), used to be so complicated! I first tried the available technology with my fourth grade students about 20+ years ago. This post contains affiliate links. If you click through and make a purchase, I may earn a small commission at no cost to you. I remember setting up green bulletin board
Tara
Coming up with engaging and fun digital projects for my elementary students has been a priority for me this year! In this post, I'm sharing how to use movie making in the classroom, how it can be used in person and virtually, and tips to maintain social distancing. These digital projects can be used for multiple grade levels!
Keeping Up with Mrs. Harris
Technology projects for kids including design, electronics, transportation, engineering, materials science, agriculture, and sustainable energy activities.
ece erden
45 computer science, coding, and technology activities for kids that are sure to teach computational thinking, basic coding skills, and more!
Jordan Bartlett
12 fun screen-free technology STEM activities for kids! Creative ideas and projects for hands-on learning. #stem #stemeducation #teched #elementary
Ashley Fox
There are so many fun and engaging apps you can use in the classroom to enhance your students’ learning! The only downside to having so many tools available
Peggy Harrill
Browse over 1,110 educational resources created by Brittany Washburn Technology Skills Resources in the official Teachers Pay Teachers store.
Dalp Pearso
35+ Middle School Technology Projects for intermediate to advanced skill level. These projects and activities will save you so much time coming up with what to do during your computer lab time. Ideal for a technology teacher or media specialist.
Brittany Washburn | Technology Teacher
Remember overhead projectors? Surely you have one of these dinosaurs steadily gathering dust in the back corner of a classroom at your school, a trusty back up plan in the event of a technological apocalypse. I know that my school has a few of these mini-metallic brontosaurus-like contraptions lying around, but better yet, we also have leftover overhead transparencies which are the true inspiration for this creative project that I'm THRILLED to share with you!! How To Make a Hologram Viewer…
Betina Elise Vedsted Christensen