Hour of Code is a global movement put on by code.org and is available year-round, but every year in December your class can join millions of students around the world celebrating Computer Science Education Week. Anyone, anywhere can organize an Hour of Code event. One-hour tutorials in over 45 languages. No experience needed.

The goal of Code.org is to increase diversity in computer science by reaching students of all backgrounds where they are — at their skill-level, in their schools, and in ways that inspire them to keep learning. The vast majority of the students on Code.org are from student groups historically underrepresented in computer science. So please think about participating in Hour of Code 2022.

Looking for @hourofcode activities for Computer Science Education Week? Check out this @wakelet full of K-12 #coding ideas that @EdTechMcMillan and @MsKuitems created! @codeorg

#HourOfCode, ready-to-go resource! Daily challenges that are aligned with #SDGs. All challenges are free, support continuous learning, and easy to share. Everyone is welcome to join! Code for fun, code for good! https://linktr.ee/CoraEdTech

#HourOfCode activities—ready-to-teach computer science lessons with instructions and a code editor all in one place. Introduce your students to the world of coding today: http://goo.gle/3VnRWcH

Hour of Code activities for 2022:

@MSMakeCode & @PlayCraftLearn's

• MakeCode: http://msft.it/6010eBibE
• Minecraft: http://msft.it/6011eBib1

Have you checked out the Seesaw Lessons Library? For a limited time we have been given full access to all of the Seesaw Lessons. Check them out and save them to your library.

Last month I shared the Wit & Wisdom Alignment & SEL Collections.

This month, I would like to highlight the Daily Routines 👨🏾‍💻 and Lessons aligned to Fundations

If your interested in implementing a Digital Morning Routine and/or a Check In activity. These lessons are designed to be completed independently by students for 5 minutes at the beginning of the day. Integrating check ins into morning routines allows teachers to provide timely targeted support for any students who need it 🙇🏼‍♀️🙍‍♂️. This collection also provides students with different ways to express their feelings whether that be through drawing, writing, speaking, or more.

And I will keep beating the 🥁 and remind you that parents love to hear and see what their students are doing in the classroom. Seesaw amplifies student voice and is an easy way to connect with families!

Also to celebrate Computer Science week, Seesaw has invited some real computer scientists to share about their jobs! Join them live with your students to learn about jobs in computer science. Register here https://bit.seesaw.me/csed

1. Mathigon.org - Free tools, courses and manipulatives to make online learning more interactive and engaging than ever before.Unleash your creativity with the world’s best manipulatives! Engage in problem-solving, explore patterns and collaborate with others.
2. Storytelling with Maps: StoryMapJS and ArcGIS: Check out these Portland State Students Design Lessons for Holocaust Memorial https://peterpappas.com/2018/01/storytelling-with-maps-storymapjs-arcgis.html…
   
3. Check out Larry Ferlazzo's Website of the day! larryferlazzo.edublogs.org Such an amazing resource! Follow him here, too: @Larryferlazzo

4. Teachflix.org. Have some time for a quick virtual field trip? Looking for a video to add to a lesson? Want to have your class listen to a fun read aloud? Check out TEACHFLIX page has all that and more! Browse through tons of videos all in one spot! http://teachflix.org #Ditchbook

5. https://www.harvardwrites.com/ Harvard faculty explain analytical writing! tips on:

• How to write an argument
• How to show why your argument is important
• How to structure your work

Apple Professional Learning Live Explore helpful resources, practice new skills, and reflect on ways Apple technology can support great learning and teaching. These hands-on virtual sessions run for approximately 60 minutes and are offered twice daily.

• Visit apple.co/apl to learn more and register.

💥NEW!!! 💥- Apple has launched a new professional learning hub for educators called the Apple Education Community, which expands on the resources previously hosted on the Apple Teacher Learning Center and adds a brand new educator Forum, now live in beta.

🍎 The 4J Instructional Technology Website

🐼 The New 4J Canvas 101 course

🍎 The 4J Elementary Learning Hub

🐠 Seesaw Trainings and Resources

► Nearpod Trainings and Resources

✅ Turnitin Articles and Resources

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