What to teach, how to plan, and how to stay organized in the elementary computer lab.
Welcome! This free training will help you create a clearer starting point for teaching elementary technology.
If you’ve ever wondered what each grade level should be learning, how to organize your lessons, or how to stop pulling together random activities at the last minute, you’re in the right place.
Before You Watch
Use the digital training notes to follow along, jot down ideas, and start building your own computer lab planning system.
No printer needed. Make a copy of the Google Doc and type right into it while you watch.
In This Free Training, You’ll Learn:
- Why technology lesson planning feels different from regular classroom planning
- How to think about your role as a technology teacher
- A simple Plan / Pace / Teach / Track / Reflect framework
- How to structure lessons for K–2 students
- How to structure lessons for 3–5 students
- How to sequence technology skills across grade levels
- How to make assessment more manageable
- What systems can help your computer lab run more smoothly
- Why every technology teacher needs a backup plan
You’ll also see how strategies like scaffolding, spiral review, mastery-based skill development, authentic assessment, and digital fluency fit naturally into elementary technology lessons.
Ready for the Lessons to Be Planned for You?
If this training helped you see the value of having a clear technology teaching plan, the next step is making that plan easier to use week after week.
That’s exactly why I created the K–5 Technology Curriculum.
Instead of searching for lessons, building activities from scratch, and wondering what to teach next, you’ll have a structured curriculum designed specifically for elementary technology classes.
Inside the K–5 Technology Curriculum, you’ll find:
- 200+ ready-to-use technology lessons and activities
- Lessons for Kindergarten through 5th grade
- A skill-building sequence across grade levels
- Keyboarding, coding, digital citizenship, computer basics, online research, creativity, and productivity skills
- Activities that work for once-a-week technology classes
- Student-friendly lessons designed to build independence over time
- A planning structure that helps you stop starting from scratch
This curriculum was built for the real elementary computer lab: limited time, mixed skill levels, lots of grade levels, and teachers who need lessons that are ready to use.
Try the K–5 Technology Curriculum for $5
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Try K–5 Technology Curriculum for $5