Third Grade Technology Curriculum: A Comprehensive Curriculum

· K-8 Technology Curriculum Book 4 · Structured Learning
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About this ebook

Fourth in a series designed to teach technology by integrating it into classroom inquiry. The choice of  hundreds of school districts, private schools and homeschoolers around the world, this nine-volume suite is the all-in-one solution to running an effective, efficient, and fun technology program for kindergarten-eighth grade (each grade level textbook sold separately) whether you're the lab specialist, IT coordinator, or classroom teacher.

The 32-week technology curriculum is designed to be completed in about 45 minutes a week (though this may vary, depending upon your student group). Textbook includes:

*  242 images

*  18 assessments

*    14 pedagogic articles

*    20 posters

*  Grade K-6 wide-ranging Scope and Sequence

*  Grade K-6 technology curriculum map

*  32 weeks of lessons

*  Certificate of Completion

*  monthly homework (3rd-8th only)

*  posters ready to print and hang on your walls

Each lesson is aligned with both Common Core State Standards and National Educational Technology Standards and includes:

*  academic applications for lessons

*  additional resources

*  assessment strategies

*  big idea

*  class exit tickets

*  class warmups

*  Common Core Standards

*  domain-specific vocabulary

*  emphasis on comprehension/problem-solving/critical thinking/preparing for career and college

*  essential question

*  examples

*  focus on transfer of knowledge and blended learning, collaboration and sharing

*    grading rubrics

*  homework

*  how to extend learning

*  ISTE Standards

*  materials required

*  problem solving for lesson

*  skills required for lesson and learned during lesson

*  steps to accomplish goals

*  teacher preparation required

*  time required to complete

Scaffolded lesson plans include:

*  ASCII Art

*  Book Reports

*    Coding/Programming

*  Computer Wallpaper

*  Desktop Publishing

*  Digital Citizenship and the Internet

*  Digital Tools in the Classroom

*  Google Earth

*     Graphic Organizers

*  Holiday Greetings

*  Image Editing

*  Internet Research and Vocabulary

*  Intro and Review

*  Keyboarding

*  Problem Solving

*  Slideshows

*  Speaking and Listening

*    Spreadsheets

*  Tables

*  Word Processing Summative

What's different from the 6th edition--why should you upgrade? Consider these changes:

* aligned with computers, iPads, Chromebooks

* perfect for both classroom and tech teachers

* calls out higher order thinking skills

* lists new and scaffolded skills in each lesson

* shows academic applications for projects

* perfect for project- and skills-based learning

* highlights collaboration

* warm-up and exit tickets for each lesson

* includes a comprehensive list of assessments

* lots more images and how-to’s

* includes curriculum map—by year and month

* includes Hour of Code lesson for each grade

Want this book free? Purchase the student workbooks for this grade level. We'll send it to you. Questions? [email protected]

About the author

Ask a Tech Teacher is a group of technology teachers who run an award-winning resource blog where they provide free materials, advice, lesson plans, pedagogic conversation, website reviews, and more to all who drop by. The free newsletters and website articles help thousands of teachers, homeschoolers, and those serious about finding the best way to maneuver the minefields of technology in education.

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