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Applied Digital Skills

 

Google and Donorschoose have partnered up to offer free training and a gift card.  I’ve used the Applied Digital Curriculum several times in the last few years but they have added some new coding curriculum.

If you have the time, I’d suggest signing up for one of the trainings. My favorite part of the training was learning how to create a hidden picture and color by number activity.  The student version of this included short videos explaining how to create their own.  I am trying the activity with my students this week. 

After completing the training, you get a $100 Donors Choose gift card while supplies last. Check back tomorrow for some activities with hidden pictures and color by number. 

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