21. Technology Rich Lesson Plans -Kindergarten Identify the physical components of a computer system letters, numbers, and specialkeys on a keyboard. Teacher's lesson Goals/Objectives The students will use http://www.carteretcountyschools.org/staffdev/trlp/kinderschadwick.htm

Home About Our System Cafeterias Calendars ... Transportation Search this site for: Kindergarten Technology Rich Lesson Plans Click on one of the lesson titles below. Scroll past the table below to view the lesson. Munchy Math Computer Pictures Counting Crocodiles Frog Facts: ... TRLP Home Munchy Math Susan Chadwick Beaufort Elementary School April 16, 2002 Subjects included in this Lesson Plan: Health, Math, Technology Brief Description: In a small group lesson, the students will manipulate the computer mouse to place the cursor on a numeral to match the correct number of foods, using Kidspiration. Approximate time required: 20 minutes Standard Course of Study Goals and Objectives: Health 1.01 - Describing influences on health, e.g., food, rest, exercise, and hygiene/cleanliness. Math 1.01 - Model numbers in a variety of ways. 1.02 - Read, write and count using whole numbers. 1.03 - Use 1-1 correspondence to identify how many (0-10).

22. MPS Instructional Technology - Lesson Plans Pup slide show included with this lesson, prior to will point out the various partsof the computer. Include the monitor, CPU, keyboard, mouse, a floppy disk http://www.mpsaz.org/resource/primary/Tekkipup_1read.html

Educational Technology Home Page MPS Home Page Lesson Plan Main Page AZ State Standards ... Senior High Lesson Plan First Grade Performance Indicator # :3 Communicate about technology using developmentally appropriate and accurate terminology (NETS:1; AZ:1; MPS-TSS: 1.1) Subject : Reading Title : Tekki Pup Grade Level Time Required : 30 minutes Description : Students learn basic computer terminology by viewing and participating in a PowerPoint presentation. Curriculum Objectives Reading, Arizona Academic Standard 1: Comprehend the meaning of simple written selections, using prior knowledge, letter/sound relationships and picture clues Materials Needed Computer hardware: monitor, CPU, printer, keyboard, mouse, floppy disks, CD Rom Tekki Pup PowerPoint slide show. ( Click Here Procedure Teacher downloads the Tekki Pup slide show included with this lesson, prior to instruction. Choose Open in the dialog box to open it immediately or save to disk to show later. The teacher will point out the various parts of the computer. Include the monitor, CPU, keyboard, mouse, a floppy disk, and a CD.

23. Lesson Plans Purpose This lesson is designed to jumpstart the school year how to use the mouseand the computer, starting the The student will identify the keyboard as an http://www.ptnet.lsu.edu/summer_institute/presentations/brenda_and_kim/lessplan.

Student Page Lesson Plans Topic Welcome to First Grade; Introductory Back to School Activities Skills Using technology; reading; following directions; counting. Level First Grade Time Design is for the first week of school, 3 to 5 days. Purpose This lesson is designed to jumpstart the school year by learning how to use the mouse and the computer, starting the year with a bang. Objectives *The student will identify a mouse and use it to Click Here to move between pages on the web. *The student will identify the keyboard as an input device, utilizing it to type information in a database. *The student will recognize the letters in the alphabet as well as numbers, utilizing the keyboard to type in responses in the database. *The students will listen via headphones and respond to oral directions.

24. Anguilla Computer Club: Lesson Plans Clean a keyboard. Programs Explained at Many Levels, a tutorial which you can downloadfrom the Ainsworth computer Seminar web lesson plans on computer Science http://web.ai/club/lessons.html

Anguilla Library Computer Club Lessons for Achieving Computer Literacy These are the lessons developed by the members of the club. Please visit the club's home page for more information. Page updated: Sep 20, 1999 An Education Revolution Ideas for radical improvements in Computer Science education: Click the link above to read articles by Steve Litt in Troubleshooting Magazine about setting up your own Computer Science Lab and University, for as little as $40 per student. Then click here to read a proposal to introduce programming as a subject in elementary schools. Lessons Using Basic Dos Systems! Level 1 Software Training. Windows Lesson #1. This lesson will work on either Win 3.1 or Win95. Demonstrate that you can play Solitaire using the mouse. Typing Lesson #1. Install Typing Made Easy before presenting this lesson (see below). Spreadsheet Lesson #1. Install shareware spreadsheet before this giving these lessons (see below). Using a Floppy Disk. DOS Lesson #1 Building English Skills. Install the Word Rescue game

25. Why Won’t It Work? Lesson Tools and Resources necessary A computer with keyboard and mouse, printer,and scanner. Return to KSD Technology lesson plans http://www.kent.k12.wa.us/curriculum/tech/lessons/5/troubleshooting.html

Why Won't it Work? Subject Area(s): Technology, Science Grade Range: 5th grade Purpose: Students need to be able to solve basic hardware/software problems instead of asking for help every time. Description: Students will troubleshoot some basic problems associated with hardware/software Prerequisite skills: Knowledge of how cables are hooked to a computer, how external devices are connected, and how they function. Activities/Tasks: Teacher will go over and demonstrate how to troubleshoot various simple hardware problems. Teacher will have several students demonstrate for the class how to solve the problems also. Teacher will set up a workstation with several problems such as disconnected or lightly connected cables for keyboard, mouse or some other device. The student will then attempt to successfully diagnose the problem and solve it. The process could be done while the rest of the class is working on another project. Tools and Resources necessary: A computer with keyboard and mouse, printer, and scanner. WA State Essential Learnings addressed: Science 1.2, 2.2

26. Keyboarding Resources: Lesson Plans And Activities lesson plans computer Skills lesson Plan Examples of keyboarding lesson plans fromNorth keyboard Awareness Kindergarten to Second Grade Beginning http://www.tcet.unt.edu/START/instruct/general/kb-lp.htm

Keyboarding Resources - Instructional Ideas Link to General Resources Design of TA Projects Hardware and Software Reference Sources Using the Internet Other Key Resources - Equity - Netiquette - Keyboarding - Texas Resources - Federal Resources Lesson Plans Computer Skills Lesson Plan Examples of keyboarding lesson plans from North Carolina; Plans are grade specific and emphasize keyboarding posture and hand positions; Easily adaptable plans that can be used with varied resources. Introduction to Keyboarding for Elementary School Students Sample elementary keyboarding curriculum composed of 16 web-based lessons. Emphasis is on short, basic lessons on the alphabetic keys and common punctuation marks. Keyboard Awareness: Kindergarten to Second Grade Beginning keyboarding lessons to introduce touch typing. Keyboarding: Teacher's Guide Part 1 and Part 2 Pasadena ISD Keyboarding lessons and theory; Stresses Professor AWHFE, posture, arms, wrists, hands, fingers, and eyes.

27. Education Planet Computers And The Internet,Computers,Computer Science Lesson Pl the Imagined Modeling with Math and a keyboard ( conents ) A The Network Is TheComputer(TM site and gain access to lesson Planet's 20,000+ lesson plans as a http://www.educationplanet.com/search/Computers_and_the_Internet/Computers/Compu

Apr. 04, 2003 15:01 PST Search top educational sites, lessons, supplies and more! Membership Log In User Name: Password: Education Planet - TelCom Services Teachers - Receive a second year of Lesson Planet for FREE! ... by choosing our Smart Saver Long Distance Program Top Sites this Week Science: Middle School Physical Science Resource Center Math: Project Interactive Social Science: America at War - Time for Kids Language Arts: International Children's Digital Library Project: Stay Safe Online Lesson Plan: Ready.gov from the Department of Homeland Security Top Sites Archives Educational News Schools Seek to Reassure in Wartime Special Education May Get Overhaul Make-A-Wish Foundation Helps Sick Student Go to College privacy Computer Science Subcategories: Algorithms Artificial Intelligence Communications and Networks History ... RealTime Graphics Most Popular Computers and the Internet Searches: Childrens Software Freeware Internet Safety Home ... Computer Science Sponsored Links Search4College.Com: Computer Science - Computer Science: Search our database for schools and training programs to prepare you for a rewarding career. Complete our free online form to request more info! Technology Degrees From UAT - UAT offers the enriching experience of a four-year university degree, while you specialize in your area of computer technology. Gain skills, while receiving collegiate education. Apply online now.

28. Lesson Plans For Weather Weather Vocabulary lesson Plan. keyboarding (The student develops knowledge and useof the keyboard.); The computer portion of this will need to be adjusted by http://www.auburn.wednet.edu/homepages/ilalko/WeathLes.htm

Weather Lesson Plans School Links Weather Links Other Lesson Plans Events Staff PTA Classroom Projects ... Themes Technology Integrated Miscellaneous Weather Report Plans Grade Level: 1 Subject/Unit/Theme: Computer Integration / Science/ Weather KID PIX Materials: Computer Lab KidPix Deluxe Kid Pix Activity Kit Vol. 1 Our Planet Weather by David Lambert "Sample Weather Report Script" from #273 Thematic Unit - Weather by Teacher Created Materials, Inc. 1991 Objectives: Students will identify, illustrate and match various weather words and definitions. Students will use their creative energy to create a representation of the weather. Academic Essential Learnings: Communication 1.1, 1.2, 1.3 (The student uses listening and observation skills to gain understanding.) 2.1, 2.2, 2.3, 2.4, 2.5 (The student communicates ideas clearly and effectively.) 3.1, 3.2, 3.3 (The student uses communication strategies and skills to work effectively with others.) 4.1, 4.2 (The student analyzes and evaluates the effectiveness of formal and informal communication.) Reading 1.1, 1.2, 1.3, 1.4, 1.5 (The student understands and uses different skills and strategies to read.)

29. Lesson Plans For Seasons The student develops knowledge and use of the keyboard.); They will remember.); NOTETHIS lesson TAKES 2 WEEKS. The computer portion of this will need to be http://www.auburn.wednet.edu/homepages/ilalko/Season.htm

Season Lesson Plan School Links Seasons Other Lesson Plans Events Staff PTA Classroom Projects ... Themes Technology Integrated Miscellaneous Seasons of a tree Plans Grade Level: Pre-K Subject/Unit/Theme: Computer Integration / Science/ Seasons KID PIX Materials: Computer Lab KidPix Deluxe Kid Pix Activity Kit Vol. 1 The Seasons of Arnold's Apple Tree by Gail Gibbons Objectives: Students will give descriptions of the four seasons. Students will create art pictures depicting the four seasons. Academic Essential Learnings: Communication 1.1, 1.2, 1.3 (The student uses listening and observation skills to gain understanding.) 2.1, 2.2, 2.3, 2.4, 2.5 (The student communicates ideas clearly and effectively.) 3.1, 3.2, 3.3 (The student uses communication strategies and skills to work effectively with others.) 4.1, 4.2 (The student analyzes and evaluates the effectiveness of formal and informal communication.) Reading 1.1, 1.2, 1.3, 1.4, 1.5 (The student understands and uses different skills and strategies to read.) 2.1, 2.2, 2.3 (The student understands the meaning of what is read.) 3.1, 3.2, 3.3 (The student reads different materials for a variety of purposes.)

30. Business And Computer Lesson Plans Need Word or Excel to look at lesson plans. A large collection of links to computerand network This chart contains all keyboard shortcuts and complete listing http://www.tahlequah.k12.ok.us/~businessed/

TIGER 9-1-2 Online Resource Business/Computer Science ORGANIZED CATEGORIES IN BUSINESS EDUCATION Business Law Computers Accounting Business Math GENERAL CATEGORIES IN BUSINESS EDUCATION (Several tutorial pages on creating webpages are located at the bottom of this table) Tonya Skinner's Business Lesson Plans - Best business education site on the web. Also has bulletin board ideas. Casco's Economics, Business, and Finance Site - Has links to NASDAQ Stock Market, Sierra Online Stock Market, Kelly's Blue Book, IRS, Infoseek Stock Quote, etc. Best of the Best Sites for Investment - A listing compiled for the Tahlequah High School stock market game. Intro to Word - This is a tutorial on how to use Word. Beginner's Web Portal - People who need some extra tutoring when it comes to navigating the Web can get help from this portal. Alfy, an animated character, guides students through a graphic-based site filled with activities to help get acquainted with the Internet. Create Your Own School Web Site - A virtual community providing educators, students and parents with online tools and services. Along with offering curriculum-focused content, educational links and resources and e-commerce, this site allows schools to create their own Web sites and receive e-mail. Initially, the site's content will be focused on middle and high schools. King Middle School's Standout Site - Visitors will find numerous links to curriculum-based sites as well as lesson-plan help and suggestions for online projects. A unique feature is the site's long and complete listing of zoos across the country and throughout the world.

31. Other Lesson Plans com Browsing the Internet Mouse Activities Internet and Current Events A computeris Machine We use the keyboard and mouse to operate a computer Letters on the http://www.amphi.com/~tlcf/lessonplansK-39900.htm

Below is a list of some of the Kindergarten through third grade lessons created by TLCF teachers.These lessons are a good source of activities to get your students using and learning about the Internet and various curriculum areas. SCIENCE Kaleidoscope The Planets Little Tykes Space Flight Take a Flight With Butterflies! ... Introduction to Sweden MATH Quia! Funschool Butterflies Butterflies ... Funschool.com fun! - Read and respond reward ENGLISH Student Writing Center PuzzleMaker Arthur's Music Box Storybook Lessons ... Sequencing and Writing - Monarchs on the Move SOCIAL STUDIES/HISTORY/GEOGRAPHY Black History Month Rosa Parks . . . An American Heroine Spectacular States MISC Making Puppets Create a Dot - to - Dot Picture With a Clue Concentration : Fun Match Game NASA Picture Scrambler ... Typing and Coloring a Landscape Scene INTERNET/COMPUTER Internet Practice Scramlbed Computer Parts Satellite Sleuth Typing Names ... Art of paper folding - Origami Butterfly HEALTH Gobble It Up and Be Responsible for Your Own Good Nutrition Back

32. Internet Connections | Lesson Plans And Activities | Technology QBasic; Ainsworth keyboard Training Demo; Applied Skills K to 7 Technology EducationComponent Integrated Resource Package; Collaborative computer lesson plans; http://www.neptune.k12.nj.us/tlcf/LPTech.htm

Lesson Plans and Activities Ainsworth Computer Seminar - QBasic Ainsworth Keyboard Training Demo Applied Skills K to 7 Technology Education Component - Integrated Resource Package ... Webquests Unless otherwise specified, all pages and information at this site are

33. Keyboarding Lessons And Ideas--by Tonya Skinner keyboarding and computer Literacy lesson plans (archive of an entire semester'swork) http//www.comevisit.com/webster/lessons/keyboard/kbless.htm. http://www.angelfire.com/ks/tonyaskinner/keybrd.html

Lesson Plans/Activities Please check the computer education page for other projects involving keyboarding. Celebrity Letter Writing Assignment w/Envelope http://www.angelfire.com/ks/tonyaskinner/kbceleb.doc Alphabet Soup Assignment http://www.angelfire.com/ks/tonyaskinner/alphasoup.doc Keyboarding Numeric Keyboarding Assignments I use these assignments as reinforcement when learning the numeric keypad. These are Excel files with protected areas so the students can't accidentally erase the formula. There are three assignments and three "templates" that they can download and open to do the assignments in. I have them set to add them up so they can check their numbers based on their math. They simply change the top to their name and type the assignment number in the blank. Then, get busy typing. Numeric Keypad Assn #1 Numeric Keypad Assn #2 Numeric Keypad Assn #3 Excel Template for Assn #1 and #2 ... Excel Template for Assn #3 Keyboarding Letter Writing Activity (knowledge of tables and internet required) http://www.angelfire.com/ks/tonyaskinner/kbletter.html

34. Program STEPPE Computer Instruction Lesson Plans 2 disk drives; FACTS+ Numbers/Numerals lesson NOTES (1 these computers, cover theentire main keyboard, leaving only righthand side of the computer free and http://www.programsteppe.com/lessons.htm

(Patience, please: There is a lot of information loading....) Lesson Plans About Dr Hedbring/Program S T E P P E Dr. Charles Hedbring is a Swedish-American who also enjoys permanent residency status in Australia. Dr Hedbring is the director of Program STEPPE , a remedial and special education computer consulting firm. Its primary purpose is to assist parents, clinicians, administrators, and practitioners apply appropriate computer technology to the learning needs of four specific groups of special learners: Mentally learning handicapped individuals; immigrants and others devoted to learning English as a second language; the elderly; and young 'normally developing' children, ages three through six. He has published several papers regarding his work, has created more than a dozen software programs, has completed a book-length manuscript, and continues to engage in a variety of activities relevant to the learning handicapped, the elderly, and English-language training. Dr. Hedbring earned his doctorate at Columbia University in the early 1980s. His federally funded research led to the subsequent development of specialized instructional software FACTS+ ) for the learning handicapped autistic, dyslexic, developmentally delayed, LD, mentally retarded, language delayed, and attention deficit disordered students. Subsequently

35. Lesson Plans Elementary keyboarding lesson plans. keyboard Chatter Curriculum A 20-lesson planfor teaching children to chat with the computer through touch typing, by http://www.usoe.k12.ut.us/ate/keyboarding/resources/lessons.htm

Core Curriculum 3rd Grade 4th Grade 5th Grade 6th Grade ... 7-12 Grades Endorsements Elementary Secondary District Contacts ... Home Elementary Keyboarding Lesson Plans Keyboard Chatter Curriculum Susan Boothe KEYBOARD CRAZE Curriculum Susan Boothe ... Nontrad ATE For further information, contact: Nadine Bunnell K-12 Keyboarding Specialist Utah State Office of Education 250 East 500 South, PO Box 144200 Salt Lake City, UT 84114-4200 Phone: (801) 538-7858 Fax: (801) 538-7868 Updated April 2, 2003 5th Grade Assessment 7th Grade TLC Assessment Technique Evaluation Carpal Tunnel Syndrome ... Parent Tips

36. Every Teacher.com: Your #1 Source For Lesson Plans, Teaching Tools And Education These include lesson plans, pointform curriculum guidelines, assessment referencesto the Palm keyboard (a useful lot; mind you, a small computer attached to http://www.everyteacher.com/teacher/lesson/customized/pda/software/reviews/thoug

PDA Software Reviews Title: ThoughtManager for Teachers TM By: Hands High Software, Inc. Dowloadable Palm OS planning program adapted for teachers and administrators. Requirements: Any Palm-type device using Palm OS 3.0 or above. - 350K free space. - A PC or Macintosh computer capable of supporting a Palm-type device (not specified for this product; if you're using a PDA with your computer, you have what you need; if you're thinking of purchasing a PDA and aren't sure what's required of your computer, consult PDA manufacturers' guidelines). Description: ThoughtManagerTM is an all-purpose list-building tool that is available in a variety of incarnations, depending on your profession. As with many of the software products available to PDA users, the program itself is relatively simple (so simple that, if you test-drive it without first knowing what it's about, you'll be hopelessly confused). The real value is in the files created for use with the program and which are available for download by those who buy the product. While the tool itself won't wow you, the content should. Users are invited to submit content and ideas to the program website, so those who buy the program benefit from an informal workforce of thousands of amateur developers with similar needs continually expanding the body of available content. The basic tool lets you create and modify files consisting of sets of bullet points and sub-points. These files can be used quick reference lists (e.g. outlines for a presentation or lecture), or as a means of recording quick notes (such as action items in a meeting; for teachers, it could mean a separate file for each student in a class in which you can record observations over the course of your day-easier and less obvious than chasing students with a notebook). You have the option of appending to any point or subpoint a drawing (there's a built-in sketch pad function) or more detailed notes (a Notepad-style memo pad is included). As with just about any Palm-based program, your files can be quickly and wirelessly 'beamed' to another teacher's (or principal's) PDA, provided it too has the program installed; outlines and records become almost infinitely portable and shareable.

37. Fat Counting Unit Internetbased lessons or activities have a computer (PC or Macintosh) with the necessaryhardware components (mouse, keyboard, and monitor Unit lesson plans. http://commtechlab.msu.edu/sites/letsnet/NoFrames/Subjects/math/B4U1.html

Choose Your View View By Subject ... Math Research Fat Counting Unit Unit Description Objectives Materials and Resources Unit Lesson Plans ... One Computer versus Many Grade level: Lower Elementary, Upper Elementary Subject Area: Math Unit Description The food we eat contributes to our heath and well-being. The U.S. Department of Agriculture has developed the food pyramid to help people choose foods that are healthy and sufficient servings to lead a healthy lifestyle and make healthy choices every day. This unit encourages students to consider the foods that they eat in relation to the food pyramid, to keep track of how much fat they consume in a fat diary, and to compare their intake of fat with that of other students around the country. Objectives Students will: Learn about the food pyramid. Learn about how much fat is in our regular diets. Share data collected on fat intake with other students. Learn to use math to calculate group averages and classroom totals. Materials and Resources Special hardware requirements: None.

38. Search The Standards Database Search, Home , Browse , Search , Activities , lesson plans , Products, Consulting,Training 1. Knows basic computer hardware (eg, keyboard and mouse http://www.mcrel.org/compendium/Benchmark.asp?SubjectID=19&StandardID=1

39. EBooks For Teachers keyboard Tag contains lesson plans and materials designed to teach children how tokeyboard well enough to in classrooms with a single computer and/or with http://members.tripod.com/~GChas/pubs.html

L Idea Book Keyboard Tag Dinosaur Lesson Plans Holiday Books ... SchoolHouse Mac eBooks from the SchoolHouse Macintosh Disk, Windows* Disk, and Paper Formats Teachers' Idea Book : Using Computers with K-8 Students by Charles Doe Teachers' Idea Book is a collection of hundreds of ideas, tips, projects and helpful information, based on the work done by SchoolHouse Mac over the past eight years. TeachersÕ Idea Book is aimed at teachers in one computer classrooms but is helpful to anyone working with children and computers. I began this project to develop as many specific, nuts and bolts ideas for using computers with children as possible. I looked for ideas which don't necessarily require access to the Internet, a computer lab, special software or multiple classroom computers. The final collection can be used on nearly any computer in nearly any situation by experienced and inexperienced users alike. Many of the ideas can be adapted to most subjects or curriculums at most age levels. Teachers' Idea Book is most useful for first through eighth grade teachers, but contains ideas which can be used and/or adapted by pre-school, kindergarten and high school teachers as well.

40. NATURE: For Teachers: Lesson Plans: Characteristics Of Snakes And Turtles Parts I and II of this lesson are probably most appropriate for the earlier 19 StandardID=2Level I (Grade K2) 1. Types on a computer keyboard, using correct http://www.pbs.org/nature/lesson_plans/reptiles1.html

Characteristics of Snakes and Turtles Subject: Life Science, Geography, Literature Grade Level: (Note: This lesson is designed for students in grades 1-4. Obviously this encompasses a large range of developmental stages and abilities. Parts I and II of this lesson are probably most appropriate for the earlier grades, although they may be adapted for use with grades 3 and 4 as an introduction to the content. The remaining parts target grades 3 and 4 but may be adapted for use with grades 1 and 2.) Learning Objectives Students will be able to: Name characteristics of snakes and turtles. Compare and contrast snakes and turtles. Name characteristics of reptiles. Compare and contrast reptiles and mammals. Demonstrate what they have learned in a presentation. Standards Life Sciences Standard 5: Understands the structure and function of cells and organisms Level I (Grade K-2) 2. Knows that plants and animals have features that help them live in different environments Level II (Grade 3-5) 2. Knows that living organisms have distinct structures and body systems that serve specific functions in growth, survival, and reproduction (e.g., various body structures for walking, flying, or swimming) 3. Knows that the behavior of individual organisms is influenced by internal cues (e.g., hunger) and external cues (e.g., changes in the environment), and that humans and other organisms have senses that help them to detect these cues.

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