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Started this discussion. Last reply by Andy Birch Apr 18, 2010. 3 Replies 0 Likes
I am going to teach 1 -5 grades about computer viruses i want to make it fun but yet not to hard for them to understand. I cant seem to find any lesson plans on the subject any ideas/ ThanksContinue
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Pam Jackson replied to Pam Jackson's discussion Lesson Plans and ideas"Thanks Vicky I am new to this and i need all the help I can get"
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I am going to teach 1 -5 grades about computer viruses i want to make it fun but yet not to hard for them to understand. I cant seem to find any lesson plans on the subject any ideas/ ThanksSee More
Pam Jackson replied to Patrick Lynch's discussion Moodle anyone"I am using moodle at our school for teacher web pages. I am new to this is there some sort of easy instrustions."
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- At 7:55pm on February 1, 2010,
Annette said… - Hey, Pam. I am not new to education but saw your post on the chat room. Try this link.
http://www.eastendtalking.org.uk/GetCreative/online-training/dig-vid-images/storyboard2.jpg
It will help. I just got back from FETC and you could look at Tammy Worcester's site and Hall Davidson for some fun things.
- At 10:38am on October 17, 2009,
Barbara Wright said…
- Have you ever heard of Jen Wagner? She shares good tech projects for elementary school children on her blog jenuinetech.comand her own ning site. ProjectsbyJen.ning.com and
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