CST Congruent and Similar Triangles mapping with Desmos, GeoGebra and Graspable Math

A collection of resources on the topic of “Congruent and Similar Triangles” from Desmos, GeoGebra and Graspable Math that can be used by CST Teachers to plan activities for their students.

Whose.land Task

Whose.land is a great platform to learn more about Indigenous communities,  land acknowledgements, and more. You can use this platform to locate and search for information about Indigenous territories. In this DCA example, students use Whose.land to learn more about Indigenous territories in Quebec.  

Code Along : Makey Makey 101

This video tutorial was hosted by LEARN – RÉCIT Provincial Service for the Anglophone Community. Join us for a Taste of Technology, Code Along! During this webinar, we will introduce you to the Makey Makey microcontroller and walk you through coding activities using Scratch that can easily be integrated into your classroom.

Resources and link to the presentation slides are available in the video description.

Makey Makey Code Along Presentation

This video tutorial was hosted by LEARN – RÉCIT Provincial Service for the Anglophone Community. Join us for a Taste of Technology, Code Along! During this webinar, we will introduce you to the Makey Makey microcontroller and walk you through coding activities using Scratch that can easily be integrated into your classroom.

Once upon a time… with ScratchJr

In this activity, students will create or remix an existing story using Scratch JR. It is a checklist with images for students to reference when they are creating their stories.

Makey Makey Resource Hyperdoc

This helpful one-pager contains resources to get you and your students started with Makey Makey. It also contains examples of activities that can be done across the curriculum with various grade levels to activate Digital Competency alongside curricular outcomes.

The RÉCIT Provincial Services for the Anglophone Community created this resource.

How do I use a Google document?

Did you find a Google Doc. that you’d like to download to use but aren’t sure how? This 3-page guide covers how to print, save and copy Google documents to adjust the content! Note: Always remember to check the document’s copyright information before making any adjustments or republishing.

This document was originally created by l’équipe du RÉCIT univers social (info@recitus.qc.ca). Access the original document here.  Their Google Doc was accessed in October 2023 and was then adapted and translated by the RÉCIT Provincial Service for the Anglophone Community in Nov. 2023.

neal.fun

A collection of online games and activities on various topics, including “internet artifacts,” where you can explore and learn more about the history of the internet. It also has a password game where you can practice creating safe and secure passwords with students and more.

The Noun Project

Icons available to use with attribution under the free licence, without attribution for paid programs.

For full details about licence: https://thenounproject.com/pricing/

Kaboompics

A search for free images covered by a kaboompics licence that can be used in some content creation projects.

Public Domain Vectors

A search to find public domain vector images that you can use freely for content creation.

Svg Repo

A search engine to find free icons or vectors to use in your projects. Images on this site are under various licences. Find more details at: https://www.svgrepo.com/page/licensing/

SkyView® Lite

An app to explore the skys above! The app is free with in-app. add-ons. View the sky through the app and access details about the constellations and a guide to help you find your location.

App store:https://apps.apple.com/us/app/skyview-lite/id413936865

Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.t11.skyviewfree&hl=en_CA&gl=US

Sketchbook App for Android and iOS

An app that allows you to sketch out ideas! Free version available, with in-app add-ons available for a fee. The pro version is also available for Mac or windows.

PictureThis

An app that allows you to take a photo to identify the names of plants and access information about how to care for them. The app is free, with paid in-app enhancements available.

Photomath

An app that allows you to take a photo of a math problem and get an explanation of how to complete the problem. This app. is free with in-app purchases or enhancements.

Merge Object Viewer App.

An app available on istore that is compatible with a purchased or free printable merge cube that allows you to see and manipulate “objects” in your hands.

KUBO Educator Portal

Access the Kubo platform online, make your own maps, download costume templates for KUBO and more. You must register for a free educator account to gain access.

Measure App.

Available for free download on Apple i-store, the app allows you to quickly estimate the size of real objects.

MBlock

MBlock coding platform. Available in browser and app. Compatible with many makeblock robots, like Codey Rocky, mBot, and mBot Mega. Blocks and python.

Irobot Coding App

Irobot Coding is available for download on multiple devices. It contains coding challenges for students and can pair with irobots using Bluetooth. Can move easily between blocks and script code.

Incredibox

Incredibox can be accessed online in a browser or via a downloaded app. It allows people to create their music. You can also add graphics and animations to your creations.

Hopscotch

A coding and programming platform accessible on a browser or downloadable app. Designed for kids 10 – 16.

Google Earth

Available on a browser or downloadable app, Google Earth is one way for students to explore the territory using technology and satellite images.

Geocaching App

An find and seek app that can be used in may educational ways, like making your own geocaches for student groups to find in your school yard.

FizziQ Science App

A free app for smartphones that allows you to conduct science experiments using the phone’s sensors.

Duolingo Apps for Language and Math

Duolingo apps are a great way to practice a language you are learning. They have free and paid versions.

 

Duolingo for language learning:

App store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/duolingo-language-lessons/id570060128

Browser: https://www.duolingo.com/

Duolingo ABC for children: https://abc.duolingo.com/

Duolingo MATH: https://www.duolingo.com/math

 

DroneBlocks

A chrome app where students can create code from drones. They can save there code as a file and upload it to there drones. It is also available as an iPad app.

Cubelets App

An app that works with Cubelets by Modular Robotics Inc. It is a great way to go further with Cubelets robots.

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