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"What's your cursor saying?" bulletin board for a technology classroom or computer lab. Teaches the basics and provides a reminder! #teachnology

Helpful Ideas to Get Students Logged Into Computers. If your district doesn't utilize Clever badges to automatically sign students into their devices such as Chromebooks and other computers then students need to practice typing their username and password. Come learn some tips to help ease this process so your students gain confidence, become self sufficient and not get discouraged.

Check out this fun Computer Word Search

Grab a free set of large printable Chromebook keyboard keys and learn ideas for using them in the classroom. Plus check out this huge printable Chromebook Keyboard Bulletin Board set perfect for a hallway or computer lab display for teachers using Google Classroom. Printing & Assembling Keyboards I created a set of printable keyboard keys that can be used in a bunch of fun ways I'll detail in this post. First, grab the free set in my free resource library (or sign up at the end of this…

One of my amazing followers sent me pictures of her computer lab after she purchased my bundle . I love seeing how people can take the same...

Children will enjoy testing their tech savvy with this technology terminology worksheet.

Computer icons online worksheet for Grade 4. You can do the exercises online or download the worksheet as pdf.

It's important to decorate classroom of all kinds to inspire, motivate and help students stay on track, but sometimes the school computer lab gets forgotten about. Not anymore! We've got some really awesome computer lab decor ideas for you to try here! 1. Welcome To the Computer Lab Posters Welcome students in your computer lab with this bright and fun classroom poster welcome sign! This cute design also sneaks in some do's and dont's of entering the computer or lab as well!

Description I have written up and created Word files with basic descriptions of various computer parts for a bulletin board display. This is a great way to get your kids interested in computers if you have old computer parts laying around. The descriptions are designed with 3rd grade on up in mind as far as reading level and would look nice the computer area in your classroom if you have one, or in the computer lab. Computer Museum Bulletin Board by Thanh Le is licensed under a Creative…

A fun esl printable dominoes game for kids to study, learn and practise computer parts vocabulary. Just print them, cut out the domino pieces from the worksheet and play. You can also have them laminated for long term use. An effective game for both small and large groups in the classroom. (A set of 16 domino pieces)