- Computer
Olympics- The unit is divided into three branches. They are Meet
the Bank Street Writer, Creative Writing, Careers/Economics. The instructor
has the discretion of developing his or her own time-line to complete
each section.
- Computer
Writing Lesson- To write creatively and improve written language.
- Computers
Only Do What They Are Told- The purpose of this activity is to help
students realize the need to be precise when programming a computer.
- Concept
Mapping a Web Site Design using Inspiration 7.6- Students will explain
to the rest of the Web Design class, using the Inspiration concept map,
the design of their assigned portion of new Web site.
- Creating
a Business- Students are to choose an imaginary business. In Art
class, they will design a logo for their business. In Computer class,
they will make business cards that include that logo and a brochure
that details their business.
- Creating
Greeting Cards- This is "An Introduction to Computer Usage" for
Kindergarten students who have only been to a computer lab once.
- Creating
a Web Page (en espaņol)- Student will be introduced to HTML and
the construction of a simply website with a minimum of 3 links to sites
of a like interest.
- Cyber Safety
- Evaluating
Web Sites- Provide students with information on web site evaluation,
give guided practice and then provide activities to apply their knowledge
using the checklist for evaluation.
- Freddie the
Fungus: A Play about Decomposers- Combine Language Arts (Haiku Poems)
and Computers.
- Fun
with Graphs- Students will create a hands-on graph then compliment
this by making a computerized version of the same graph using Graph
Club.
- Getting
Inspired- Demonstrates knowledge of how to create, access, and utilize
information through technology.
- Getting
to Know Your Computer- For learning hardware.
- Ideas for
Computer Teachers- These are just some quick ideas that I have created
to help teachers and students have fun with computers.
- Introducing
the Word Processor- To use the word processor as an alternative
to pencil and paper tasks.
- Introduction
to Internet for Primary Teachers-
An Internet exploration.
- Introduction
to Intermediate Level Logo- Students who have already gained some
familiarity with the concept and usage of Logo as a computer language
are now able to extend their skills beyond the initial exploratory stage.
- Kid
Pix and Goldilocks- Children will use brainstorming, editing, and
revision to write their versions of the story.
- Lemonade
business- To learn to use all features of Microsoft Excel and Microsoft
Power Point to create charts and graphs and use those charts and graphs
to make a Power Point Presentation on your lemonade stand's profit/loss
for the month.
- Lesson Plans for Every Classroom-
60 computer lesson plans.
- Microsoft
98- Following a brief introduction to the class, the high school
freshmen will be able to turn on their personal computers, access the
different Microsoft programs, and use them to complete a trial assignment
allowing three errors after the use of all programs.
- Photoshop
5.0 Training- An outline of the basics of Photoshop.
- PowerPoint
Project for Creating a New Business- This lesson plan is the final
part of a project called the Integrated Business Project. The time frame
is about 1 week.
- Running
a Business- The students are then assigned to imagine that they
are the owner of a store. They need to determine twenty items that they
would sell.
- Shakespeare
Via the Internet- This lesson serves to develop students' Internet
skills in researching a familiar topic. The lesson also serves to reinforce
knowledge acquired about the topic.
- SimCity
and PowerPoint- Students use the program SimCity to create a city.
Afterwards, students use PowerPoint to create an election campaign to
get themselves elected as mayor of their SimCity!
- Simon Says:
Let's Learn the Computer Parts- Introduce the students to the parts
of the computer (monitor, keyboard, mouse, printer, etc.) with an oral
lesson.
- Space Presents
Problems- Students will utilize the Internet, spreadsheets, and
databases to solve problems relating to space.
- Sunrise
- Sunset- Students need an opportunity to collect and exchange data
with other classrooms.This activity provides opportunities for making
comparisons, making predictions,and communicating electronically through
computer networks.
- Sweeps 2000
(Gr. 9-12)- An instructional plan for television and multimedia
designed for teachers and students.
- Technology
Centers for the Integrated Technology Classroom- Develop a cooperative
learning atmosphere. Allow kids to be in charge of their own learning.
Promote kids to be independent workers.
- The Power
of Poetry- Students will utilize the Internet to research figures
of speech used in poetry and poetry terms.
- Using Chart
Wizard in MS-Excel- Students will need to develop at least one line
graph and a pie chart, which they will need to present to the other
class members.
- Using Power
Point in the Classroom- Teacher will learn how to incorporate Power
Point into the daily Lessons by the hands on method.
- Using the
Internet to Learn the Internet- The students will be able to learn
the key terms and concepts of the Internet. Note: This lesson is an
introductory lesson.
- Web Page
Scavenger Hunt- Local students have been given the assignment to
create a web site for their school. How would they decide what to put
on their site?
- What
causes Day and Night?- A simple experiment investigating what causes
day and night. Students graph the hours of night and day from sunrise
and sunset times found on the Internet.
- What
Color are Your Skittles?- Students enter data into a spreadsheet
to create a pie graph showing the percentage of colors found in a bag
of Skittles.
- Word
Processing- Students will be able to create a new word processing
document. Students will be able to save a file for the first time.
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