Computer lab rules in school PDF

Technology classroom decor: Technology classroom management: computer lab management: classroom managementThis is an EDITABLE technology classroom/computer lab management system with classroom decor. This resource will enable you to organize and manage your computer lab, computer centers, rules and procedures, tech support, and behavior inside the lab or in your own classroom. This system easily supports your current management method, or assists you in creating a new one, with premade and edi

Computer Lab Rules Editable Posters & Bulletin Board Display

This computer lab rules editable poster set supports your classroom management procedures and brightens up your classroom décor! Use the 12 premade rules posters in brights or customize to make your own rules with the color and blackline editable versions. Create a fun rules display that really pops with the included title lettering, tips, and teacher’s notes. **Please note that this resource is also included in a bundle. You can save 50% on this resource by purchasing it in this bundle, Com

16 rules for the technology lab in chevron. Ready to print and post to your technology lab walls! Rules are as follows: 1. Sit in assigned computer seat 2. Log in and out with your account only-do not share username and password 3. No food or drink allowed 4. Operate the equipment with respect and care. 5. Keep workstation clean and neat, Maintain all equipment with care 6. Follow all policy of copyright laws and procedures of safe internet use 7. Remain seated, work quietly and stay on task

Computer Lab Rules Posters (Mouse Theme)

These computer lab rules posters have a cute mouse theme. They include: Enter Quietly Read the Assignment Board Listen to Directions Be Kind to the Computers Be Kind to Others Use Good Posture Keep Your Own Space Leave Your Computer Ready for the Next Person Raise Your Hand for Help Stay on Approved Websites No Gum, Food, or Drink Use Proper Keyboarding Skills Your feedback is greatly appreciated! Check for more mouse themed computer products at my store: Computer Lab Welcome Poster {Freebie}

Computer Lab Data: Skill Expectations

As a new computer lab teacher, I found myself asking what ability level should I expect from my students? I was afraid to plan a lesson without knowing if the given grade level would be able to master the skill. Because of this, I compiled several years of data to outline what skills I expect students to be able to complete at a given grade level. This product data consists of the following categories of expectations: General Skills, Typing, Microsoft Office, Microsoft PowerPoint, and Microsoft

Computer Lab Rules

Computer Lab Rules This is a visually appealing 1 page document that lists 15 general computer lab rules. It can be used for any computer class. It is a Word document so it can be edited to your liking. You can print it out and give it to your students or you can put it on a bulletin board, etc. The document is very nice with a cool computer border and computer bullets along with a nice color scheme. Example rules include: - Keep your workstation area neat. - Do not use the internet without p

Computer Lab rules - set of 20

Hello There This is a set of 19 computer lab rules that can be printed out on A4 size paper, I left the last page with the background border only in case you like to add a rule to it. The rules include Come to class with clean hands. Keep your workstation tidy Take your seat quietly No food or drink in the lab etc.. I hope you find my file useful.

The High School Computer Lab Bundle contains two separate items.First is a set of NINE individual printable PDF Posters for the high school technology/computer lab. These can be printed on regular printer paper. (I have mine hanging in my classroom, and I used wood grain duck tape as frames!) These are good reminders for the students about lab expectations, with a fair amount of snark, appropriate for the high school classroom.Second is a single PDF of 17 Computer Lab Rules each on their own

Computer Lab Rules Poster

This is a Computer/Technology Lab Rules poster format at 12"x 18" - can be modified to poster size when selecting print settings to poster size. Instant download and can easily be printed at your nearest print shop. I highly recommend having it laminated to give it a nice colorful finish. I have printed this poster up to 24"x 36" in size and displayed it at the entrance of the computer lab area.

Computer Lab Rules Posters

Every school Computer Lab needs a set of rules to help keep things running smoothly. This set of Computer Lab Rules Posters is designed with elementary-aged students in mind. Large font and cute Melonheadz graphics make the posters visible from a bulletin board in your computer lab. The eight posters include: •Clean hands on the keyboard. •Push chairs in and clean up trash & supplies. •Use District-approved resources. •Leave headphones plugged in, under monitor on right. •Make sure to

Computer Lab Rules - Elementary

Here is a set of computer lab rules for an elementary school computer lab. There are 14 rules included so you can choose which ones you need and print only those. Rules included: Respect people & equipment Sit flat in your chair Raise your hand to speak Use clean hands Stay in your seat Follow directions Use an inside voice Ask before printing Work quietly Open your work only Be gentle with keyboard, mouse, and headset Get permission to use the internet Keep hands in lap when the teacher is

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Computer Lab Rules Signs

Computer Lab Rules Signs These colorful chevron signs or posters will look great displayed in your Computer Lab or around your classroom computers. There are 10 different signs in all different bright colors with rules and reminders for students when using computers. If you're looking for a different version of these rules all on one sheet, check out my other Computer Lab Rules product here Computer Rules Please check out other items in my store at: EduTechie Teacher I greatly appreciate

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Would you like to teach STEM, COMPUTER SCIENCE, CODING, ROBOTICS and CRITICAL THINKING with absolute confidence in 2021? Discover proven teaching strategies, lesson plans, ideas and resources providing a wealth of information on this innovative and engaging area of the curriculum. Kevin Cummins, (MA, Education & Technology Melbourne) an accomplished educator with over a decade in coaching STEM & Digital Technologies provides a step-by-step process of teaching the following areas in this

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A quick, cute and easy reference for students to learn their shortcuts. These are made specifically for Chromebooks. There are a total of 24 posters to use in your classroom.Included:Copy, Redo, Undo, Paste, Screenshot Part of Screen, Screenshot Whole Screen, Select All, Find, Print, Open, Save, Switch Tabs, Zoom, Bold, Duplicate, Quit, Underline, Cut, New Tab, Italic, Split Screen, Split Screen Left, Split Screen Right, Rotate ScreenAlso Check Out:Macbook Computer Shortcuts+ Don't forget to lea

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Check out my students' computer login cards, made with a cute iPad background in SIX different colors: purple, green, pink, blue, orange, and yellow. These cards are completely editable, but come preloaded with the following programs ready for you to input your students usernames and passwords: email, Google, Kids A-Z, Spelling City, Teach Your Monster to Read, Splash Math, Math Facts Pro, and Zearn. I hope you find these as useful as I have!

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Worksheets accessible digitally with the TpT digital tool and Google Classroom. UPDATED 12/2018 with new pictures and many more activities. Now includes more office vocabulary words and over 100 pages of resources! This life skill vocabulary pack includes flashcards, worksheets, a file folder activity, an adapted book, task cards, coloring book, a data sheet, and SO MUCH MORE on the pictures/words: computer, desk, calendar, chair, bulletin board, filing cabinet, lamp, phone, and printer.☞Buy al

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This bundle contains vocabulary posters of all three code.org courses. You save almost 20% by buying the bundle rather than buying them individually! All 37 posters have a word, definition, and graphics to help the students learn the terms. This is a great supplement to this coding program, as well as any other coding program. Most words transfer to terms referred to on a daily basis in a computer lab.Words included are:algorithm, binary, Blockly, bug, code, command, computational thinking,

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Transparent technology images: desktop computer, laptop, iPad, and iPhone. Layer videos and photos on the screen! Show your no print products, website, and more in action! Option included with a dark screen on the devices. Black and white included. Images include:4 DEVICES - computer, laptop, tablet, phone8 COLORS - black with screen, black, silver, blue, red, green, yellow, black & whiteComputer and laptop - 16:9 ratioTablet - 4:3 ratioThis listing is a zipped file of images and are intend

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This gorgeous bulletin board is perfect for high school, middle school, or any computer or technology class. It is simple to create and can be on your wall in a matter of minutes. All the thinking, planning, coordinating and measuring has been done for you. Just print, cut and pin up. Presto - An amazing, welcoming board that looks like you spent many hours creating! Shhh…I won’t tell if you don’t tell. This works well to quickly liven up a door, a window, or a blank wall, too. Included in

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It's hard to keep track of all those student user names and passwords! Keep all your student login information handy. After you've assembled these, you will be thanking me! Included:Cover pages - purple, pink, orange, yellow, green and blue.Login pages come with titles: IXL, Google, XtraMath, RazKids, Spelling City, and a blank one for other websites you may use.How to use:Print one cover page for each student, laminate the cover page, punch a hole in the corner, and then attach with a binder ri

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This zip file contains materials for middle school science lessons on sound waves, including behavior, pitch and density, intensity and decibels, as part of a unit on waves and energy. The unit was designed for 7th graders in NYC. Includes: 2 SMARTboard .notebook lesson presentations (all one file; 16 slides total) -PowerPoint version of same presentation now added 1 Lab experiment description and student worksheet 1 Interactive computer activity description and student worksheet 1 Homework ass

2 sets of Sub plans for the computer lab that include both printable and digital options for grades k-5. Comes with a guide (the bonus download) to show how you could use the activities across the grade levels. Many of the activities can be used multiple times and for multiple grade levels. Please see the individual resource descriptions and previews to understand what is included in each resource. Students will need Google Slides or PowerPoint and an internet connection to complete the digital

Computer Bingo

Do you need a fun and engaging way to introduce students to computer terms? This is a GREAT Computer activity that gets kids acquainted with computer terminology! This bingo set includes 30 different bingo cards with images that pertain to Computers. This is also GREAT to use when the computers are down or when you are not able to use the computer lab (testing). Just print, laminate, and enjoy! You can also purchase my entire computer resources for a 20% discount and get all of my future re

Fun & Games for the Computer Lab

**One of my BEST SELLING products!!** This unit includes many ideas, links, and printables that can be used either in an Elementary Computer Lab or as part of a Computer station in an Elementary Classroom. **Updated: 10/11/17** Table of Contents Page 3: Fun Station Ideas for Computer Lab Rewards Page 4: Computers & Technology Word Search Page 5: Picture-Which Finger Should I Use? Page 6: Fun Icons and Clip Art Page 7: Computer Keyboard Worksheet Page 8: Monitor Maze Pages 9-10: Fun Site

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A perfect combination of a coloring booklet and presentation to teach your students computer types, basic hardware, and how to use a touchpad/trackpad or mouse and keyboard.Use the Google Slides presentation (text editable and SOME images are editable and some are embedded) to teach students how to use a keyboard, mouse/touchpad – simply choose the slides for a Chromebook, PC, or MAC as well as mouse, touchpad, or trackpad and delete the remaining slides. Show students how to click, double-click

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I have…who has? This is a fun game to learn and review computer terms. Thirty technology vocabulary terms and definitions are included: hardware, icon, RAM, URL, browser, chip, download, internet, megabyte, cables, bit, CD-ROM, highlight, maximize, boot, monitor, network, pixels, CPU, software, spreadsheet, virus, backup, cursor, gigabyte, binary, cell World Wide Web, byte, and font. If you like this resource, you might be interested in: Computer Parts Posters Mrs. Os Tech Lab

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AP Computer Science Principles - JavaScript [ Kit ] * contains over 60 Projects for JavaScript Units! === Teaching AP CSP Students : Binary, Hexadecimal, ASCII, HTML Elements, CSS Properties, Variables, Arrays, 
Functions, Arithmetic Operators, If-Statements, Relational Operators, Loops, PC / Mobile Event Handlers, Random Math, Randomized Images, Video Games. [ Written/Illustrated by Cody Taylor - 2016/17 AP CSP Instructor]

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Create computer lesson plans for k-2. Here is a set of four technology-themed PowerPoint templates that make it simple. Easy to use in the computer lab and the individual classroom. Upload to Google Slides to make a presentation that you can share digitally.How to use:Pick your favorite template.Upload it to Google Slides. You link the number button circles to internet games, activities, websites, videos, read-alouds, google docs, google classroom discussion threads, etc. (as needed)You share th

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Word Activities: Word Search Puzzle - 4 Difficulty Levels, Word Scramble - 2 Difficulty Levels, Secret Code, Crack the Code. Words: Programming, Data, Megabyte, Html, Database, Algorithm, Commands, Loop, String, Input, Python, Output. Answer key included. Table Of Contents: Word Search - Difficulty Level Easy Find all the words hidden in the across and down, with no backwards. Word Search - Difficulty Level Medium Find all the words hidden in the across, down, and diagonally, with no back

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Computer Resources Bundle - My Entire Computer Store

This package includes my entire computer resources. This resource is GREAT for any computer teacher or if you have a Computer Unit to teach during the year. I am offering it to you at a GREAT savings. Plus, you get all of my future resources for free! WOW! What a bargain! This is a growing bundle. Don't forget to follow me so that you will be informed when I upload new computer resources. The price will continue to be adjusted as I continue to add more resources. Right now there are hundre

Your middle school to high school art students will create unique computer generated digital portraits of an influential person, hero or legend of Black History. Students will be able to recall information about Kehinde Wiley and characteristics of his paintings. Students will be able to create a digital portrait that resembles a mosaic using the Google Drawings (free with gmail account). The PowerPoint slides and/or PDF slides includes art standards (infer meaning of exemplary visual images thr

Valentine's Day Computer Lab Activities

There are 5 Valentine's Day activities using Microsoft Word & Microsoft Excel in this download! Review the following skills as your students complete these activities! • V-Day Cut/Paste Pics: Cut/Copy/Paste the matching word to the picture, using left/right clicks; save/print • V-Day Madlibs: Cut/Copy/Paste words into blanks to make a funny story, using left/right click; save/print • V-Day Card: Challenge students to type a personal message on the front, back, and insides of cards; use sp

In the beginning of the year many kindergartners really can't handle the computer center. This is the perfect way to get them familiar with the computer and help them with their letter recognition! I take each book and laminate the pages. Then I bind them with the binding machine. I have been using mine for years and they are still in great shape. I keep these books in a basket next to the computer. During literacy centers, when a student goes to the computer he/she chooses a book and type

Java - AP® Computer Science A - Curriculum (Bundle)

This bundle contains everything labeled AP® Computer Science A in my store! From PowerPoints to worksheets to quizzes - this bundle has it all! Check out this blog post on Finch's Nest for more information on this bundle:AP®CSA Bundle PostClick the links below to see more of my popular products!Unit 1 - Primitive Types - BundleUnit 2 - Using Objects - BundleUnit 3 - Boolean Expressions & if- Statements - BundleUnit 4 - Iteration - BundleUnit 5 - Writing Classes - BundleUnit 6 - Arrays - Bund

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This Computer Parts and Connections Word Search includes 23 terms for the parts of a computer and network connections. Ideal for Middle School level technology classes. Definitions included for all vocabulary listed below. Instant, no prep resource. makes a great substitute lesson plan! Use digitally with EASEL.Vocabulary Includes: BluRay, CPU, display, DVD, ethernet, hard drive, input, keyboard, motherboard, mouse, network, NIC, output, printer, RAM, ROM, scanner, storage, tablet, touchscreen,

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** Updated to address nonfunctioning linksOn my yearly lesson plans I use Mondays for computer lab days. When we go to the lab, we work on our year-long projects, and the computer program, Achieve 3000. However, sometimes the students get done early, or we just need to take a break from the norm. Here are 30 computer activities that you can use to supplement, introduce, practice, or master English content. All websites are listed, and they come with a corresponding handout that is specific t

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Your students will love digital attendance! In this Swimming Fishies Attendance, students will come in, click their fish see, and it will swim out with bubble sounds.(Software Requirement: PowerPoint)To use this attendance activity, simply type in your students' names, then start the Slideshow. When using on Smart boards, students will come up to the board and click their names. Their watermelon seeds will animate! On computers, students will use a mouse to click their names. This attendance fi

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!!! NEED curriculum resources to help teach Intro Computer Science or Exploring Comp Sci or Fundamentals of Comp Sci ??? --> 98 files included!!!This is a FULL 90+ day semester plan with activities for 90 minute blocks. The course plan fits the standards for Fundamentals of Computing or Exploring Computer Science. The semester plan includes 6 full units with 98 resource files (daily lessons, daily activities, rubrics, keys, end of unit reviews, tests, journal entries, and more!) with daily i

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A fun project for students to work individually, in pairs or as a class researching and discussing the history of computers. Slides include areas for student responses that can be short answers, definitions, matching, researching, time-lining and more. Answer Key included.Topics and inventors researched include but are not limited to: How computers have changed since the 80's, major companies involved in the history of computers, how to read an abacus, computing successes and failures, Pascal, G

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This is a sign to post in the computer lab for both elementary and high school students. It encourages students to think before they act during their time on the computer, tablets, and other devices. Before you email, chat, search, YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, Yahoo, Tumblr, etc., ask yourself:Is it true?Is it helpful?Is it inspiring?Is it necessary?Is it kind?When you purchase this listing, you will instantly receive a high quality PDF DIGITAL FILE download. The first page of the PDF

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Need to design a virtual computer lab quickly? Whether you teach at an online school or you’re out of the building due to inclement weather, natural disaster, or pandemic, school must go on. Don’t spend all day designing your own when you can be up and ready in an instant. Simply arrange your space, save your slide, insert it into a new Google Slides document, and make your clickable links. That’s it!NOTE: For personal, classroom use only. Not for commercial use.All of the hand-drawn graphics in

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No Prep! Spring Cut, Copy & Paste Computer and Writing Activities for Grade K-4 combines must-know computer skills: cut, copy & paste, resizing clipart while learning size proportions, and navigating a slide presentation as they design their own Spring Clipart Scene. Using Google Slides, students cut, copy, and paste a variety of spring things to make their picture. The directions for this activity are Editable. Students then complete four writing activities including adjectives, and usi

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Test your students Computer Skills! Winter Computer Skills Challenge will challenge students to read and follow directions, use their prior computer knowledge, work together (if you pair students) to figure out how to perform computer tasks, and sharpen their Internet research skills all while the timer is ticking! 10 Winter-themed challenges.Objectives: Working with a partner, demonstrate computer skills, ability to complete computer skills tasks by helping each, using Help, or the Internet, fo

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Professional Development booklet for AP CSP Instructors. Assignments cover: Binary, Hexadecimal, ASCII, Compilers, C++ [Variable Types, Functions, for Loops, while Loops, do while Loops, Logical Conditions, Arithmetic Operators, If-Statements], JavaScript Game Development, HTML / CSS Web Design, JavaScript [Variable Types, Functions, for Loops, while Loops, do while Loops, Logical Conditions, Arithmetic Operators, If-Statements], Timers, Keyboard Controls, Character Movement / Collision Detecti