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X-Pectations in Computer Lab
1. Be Ready to Learn! 2. Respect personal Space, Property and Privacy! 3. Move Safely and Quietly.
Consequences
1. Warning 2. Time-Off (Sit out until demonstrate readiness to learn) 3. Time-Out (Lose privilege for that day) 4. Office (Write-up)
Project for Specific Grade Levels
Pre-K: This year Pre-K students will not come to the computer lab.
Kindergarten Lessons:
Semester 1: Intro. to computers, Parts, Colors,
Semester 2: Num1-10, Winter, Living (no)
Semester 3: 5 Senses (no), Day/Night, Dinosaur
1st Grade Lessons:
Semester 1-Me, Intro. to Keyboarding (1-2)
Semester 2-City/Country, Move(no), Keyboarding (3-6)
Semester 3-Intro. Internet, ABC, Dinosaur(no), Keyboarding (6-8)
2nd Grade Lessons:
Semester 1-Family(no), Neighbor, Months, Keyboarding (1-3)
Semester 2-Intro. Internet, Hunt, Keyboarding (4-8)
Semester 3-Shuttle(no), Big Books, Keyboarding (9-12)
3rd Grade Lessons:
Semester 1-Patch, Hunt, Keyboarding (1-4)
Semester 2-Sign (door),  | | Sixth graders using new eMacs in computer lab | Keyboarding (5-10)
Semester 3-Planets, Brochure, Keyboarding (11-15)
4th Grade Lessons:
Semester 1-Coat of Arm, Keyboarding (1-5)
Semester 2-Graph, Hunt, Keyboarding (6-12)
Semester 3-Slideshow, Keyboarding (13-18)
5th Grade Lessons:
Semester 1-Quilt Design, Spend, Keyboarding (1-6)
Semester 2-Hunt, School, Keyboarding (7-14)
Semester 3-Presentation, Intro. *Lego Robotics, Keyboarding (15-20)
6th Grade Lessons:
Semester 1-Mission Patch, Webpage, *Robotics Week, Keyboarding (1-7)
Semester 2-Database (Address Book, Survey Q/data), Keyboarding (8-16)
Semester 3-Webpage (update), Slideshow, Keyboarding (17-24)
*All fifth graders will be introduced to Lego Robotics in the computer lab.
**All sixth graders will spend one-two weeks working with Lego Robotics in November.
Note: We use Appleworks 6 to create most of the above
projects. Internet is a huge part of our learning process. We
will use the Internet to complete a lot of our projects, especially in
the upper grade levels.
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