4th+Grade

4th Grade Ideas 1st 9 weeks 2nd 9 weeks 3rd 9 weeks 4th 9 weeks Computer Vocabulary Jeopardy Game

[|4th Grade Standard Course of Study] 1.01 Identify, discuss, and visually represent ways technology has changed the lives of people in North Carolina. 1.02 Recognize, discuss, and use network terms/concepts (e.g., stand alone, network, file server, LANs, network resources). 1.03 Recognize, discuss, and use responsible, ethical, and safe behaviors when using technology resources 1.04 Recognize that Copyright Laws protect creative work of individuals/groups/companies by citing sources. 1.05 Identify and discuss the benefits of non-networked and networked computers. 1.06 Explore and discuss occupations/careers that use computers/technology tools in North Carolina. 1.07 Identify, discuss, and visually represent how and why databases are used in North Carolina (e.g., schools, government, business, and science) to collect and organize information. 1.08 Identify and discuss how spreadsheets are used to calculate and graph data in a variety of settings (e.g., schools, government, business, industry). 1.09 Recognize and discuss the importance of citing sources of copyrighted materials in documents. 1.10 Use published documents (e.g., letter, memo, newspaper) to identify and discuss document design and layout as a class. 1.11 Identify and discuss the use of multimedia tools to report content area information. 1.12 Recognize, discuss, and use multimedia terms/concepts (e.g., navigation buttons, transitions, links/hyperlinks, animation). 1.13 Recognize, discuss, and use Copyright and Fair Use Guidelines in multimedia projects by explaining selection and use of resources as a class. 1.14 Recognize and discuss telecommunications terms/concepts (e.g., browser, keyword, URL, hypertext, www). 1.15 Recognize, discuss, and model responsible and safe behavior using online resources as a class/group/individual. 2.01 Sort and search/filter a prepared content area database for information and use correct terms/concepts to explain strategies used as a class activity. 2.02 Plan and use two criteria to search/filter prepared databases to locate and organize information for content assignments. 2.03 Identify, discuss, and use the spreadsheet terms/concepts (e.g., cell, column, row, values, labels, graph, formula).
 * Introduce these Spreadsheet terms in whole group discussion/demonstration. Conitnue this lesson- see 2.04

2.04 Enter/edit data in prepared spreadsheets to perform calculations using simple formulas (+, -. *, /) and observe the changes that occur.
 * Using a spreasheet created by computer lab teacher students will enter specific data about their NC county. Students can then practice using simple formulas to find such things as- Total population for NC, Avg annual income ( use data that had collected previously).

2.05 Use spreadsheets and graphs to organize, calculate, and display data in content areas.
 * Create charts from their NC County spreadsheet.

2.06 Identify, discuss, and use terms/concepts of menu/tool bar (e.g., print preview, WYSIWIG, page setup, Spell Check, thesaurus) in word processing documents as a class. 2.07 Recognize, discuss, and use proper keyboarding techniques. 2.08 Use menu/tool bar features (e.g., print preview, Spell Check, thesaurus) to edit and make corrections to documents as a class/group activity. 2.09 Recognize and discuss guidelines for media (e.g., personal information, images, content, language) to consider in developing multimedia projects as a class/group. 2.10 Storyboard and modify multimedia projects with menus, branching and/or multiple outcomes for content areas, citing sources as a group activity. 2.11 Recognize, discuss, and use rubrics to evaluate elements (e.g., content, organization, appropriateness of materials, citations) of multimedia projects/products. 2.12 Plan, discuss, and use search strategies with two or more criteria to find information online about North Carolina as a class/group. 2.13 Identify, discuss, and use online collaborative tools (e.g., email, surveys, videoconferencing) to collect data for content area assignments/projects. 3.01 Select and use technology tools (e.g., probeware, digital camera, scanners) to collect, analyze, and display information for content assignments. 3.02. Use databases to analyze and evaluate information in content areas and cite sources. 3.03 Discuss, plan, and develop simple databases in content area to enter/edit, collect, organize, and display content data as a class. 3.04 Enter data into prepared spreadsheets and select graph to best represent data and cite sources of data. 3.05 Use spreadsheet data and graphs to make predictions, solve problems, and make decisions in content areas as a class/group. 3.06 Use word processing as a tool for writing, editing, and publishing paragraphs, stories, and assignments. 3.07 Locate, select, organize, and present content area information from the Internet for a specific purpose and audience, citing sources. 3.08 Use a rubric as a guide to select and evaluate digital resources and information for content and usefulness in content area assignments as a class.


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