Description
21 PreK theme-based units that work on academic content while also practicing technology skills. These activities work in any browser on any device and are recommended for classrooms using laptop or desktop computers so students can practice mouse and/or trackpad skills.
Each unit includes:
-a web page with HTML5 activities, which means they work in any browser on any device (view the free content in the Apples unit at https://www.k5technologycurriculum.com/prek-tech-home/ to see how it all works).
-early finisher activities
-standards addressed
*This resource is set up differently than the K-5 Tech Lesson Plans and Activities. They aren’t “technology lessons” but rather PreK content lessons that work on tech skills. The goal by the end of the school year is that students will master the mouse, be familiar with the keyboard layout, and be able to navigate between web pages efficiently.
Units and Skills included:
1. Apples – all skills included so work through this unit together as an introduction to the activity types and expectations
2. Fall – shapes
3. Farm – patterns
4. Robot – numbers
5. Transportation – sizes
6. Winter – letters
7. Insect – shapes
8. Christmas – patterns
9. Space – letters
10. Sea – numbers
11. 5 Senses – patterns
12. Tools – sizes
13. Spring – colors
14. Superhero – letters
15. Weather – sizes
16. Beach – colors
17. Baking – patterns
18. Summer – counting
19. Ice Cream – numbers
20. Objects – colors
21. Squirrels – letters
There are also 2 links to videos included to introduce students to the mouse and trackpad as well as 2 posters you can print and display in the classroom.
The download includes 15 pages in a PDF with instructions for the teacher, a sample lesson plan with standards addressed, and a link to register for access to the PreK pages on the website.
Copyright Brittany Washburn 2018.
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