Students will explore how websites use HTML to organize and display data, and they will try writing their own simple HTML to represent basic information.
First, learn about Web Pages with this eBook:
Next, learn about and practice HTML code.
What is HTML?
HTML stands for HyperText Markup Language. It’s the code used to build web pages!
You can use HTML to show text, lists, tables, and even pictures.
A webpage is like a digital page in a book that you can see on a computer or phone. It has words, pictures, and links to other pages.
Webpages are made using a special language called HTML. It’s like a recipe that tells the computer how to show the words, pictures, and links on the page. People use HTML to create different sections on the page, like headings, paragraphs, and images. They also use it to add colors, fonts, and styles to make the page look nice.
💻 Learning HTML with Data
What is HTML?
HTML is the code that websites use! It tells the computer what to show, like text, lists, or tables. Today, you’ll learn how to use HTML to show data.
🧪 Try-It Tasks
- Task 1: Change the heading to your favorite animal.
- Task 2: Make a list of 3 animals you like.
- Task 3: Add a table to show how many pets your friends have.
- Task 4: Write a caption under your table.
- Task 5: Make a fact bold using
<strong>.
✍️ Type Your HTML Code Below:
👀 Your Web Page:
If you finish early, you may go to the sponge activities or practice typing sight words:
Strand: Computational Thinker
Standard: 5.b. collect data or identify relevant data sets, use digital tools to analyze them, and represent data in various ways to facilitate problem-solving and decision-making.
I Can Statements:
I can use a digital tool to make a visual representation of data