The Golden Treasures of Google – Part 4
The Golden Treasures of Google! The Fabulous Things You Don’t Know About! Part 4: Student Initiatives
Yep! There’s always more Googley Goodness to share so expect these treasures to keep on coming! Today’s post is focused on some very special initiatives that Google offers for K-12 students. Below are some fantastic ways to let your students shine! These are great ways to tap into your students’ creativity and prepare them for the future.
—>Did you miss Part 1, 2 or 3 in this series?
This one is first because the deadline to participate in next month! The Google Science Fair is an online competition for ages 13-18. This project encourages students to change the world through scientific inquiry. This is an amazing opportunity for students, and a chance to further those STEM skills!
- Get lesson plans and starter kit
- Deadline is May 19
Below is a YouTube Playlist of the past Google Science Fair Finalists and Winners:
Made With Code
The website is loaded with resources, including these fabulous projects.
Watch the video below, and help spread the word to girls and young women!
Made With Code
The website is loaded with resources, including these fabulous projects.
Watch the video below, and help spread the word to girls and young women!
Doodle 4 Google
- Grades K-3
- Grades 4-5
- Grades 6-7
- Grades 8-9
- Grades 10-12
Kasey Bell will be presenting at the following upcoming events:
- #TechUpTxState EdTech Conference at Texas State University (San Marcos, TX)
- #GoogleEduOnAir (May 8-9)
- #TXGoo15, May 16: Texas Summit feature Google for Education (New Caney, TX)
- TCEA Area 16 Conference Jamboree, June 4 (Amarillo, TX)
- Prosper ISD Tech Conference, June 10 (Prosper, TX)
- Speed 21 Conference, June 11 (Wylie, TX)
- Texas ASCD Ignite, June 15-17 (Irving, TX)
- iPadpalooza, June 23-25 (Austin, TX)
- ISTE, June 28-July 1 (Philadelphia, PA)
- TIA 2015, July 21-22 (Denton, TX)
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I absolutely adore Made With Code! Even though its geared towards girls, I’ve gotten boys into some of their coding projects as well. Definitely one of my favorite Google projects!!
Good point, Lauren! Thanks for sharing!
Great reveals here. Thanks.
Thanks for the comment, Abena!
Awesome tools. Can’t wait to use some of these.