#c: kozzy

[randomestfandoms-ocs]

Playlist: Kit x Lizzie x Hope?

babies

Lego House, Ed Sheeran

If you're broken I will mend ya and keep you sheltered from the storm that's raging on

Daylight, Taylor Swift

Maybe you ran with the wolves and refused to settle down / Maybe I've stormed out of every single room in this town / Threw out our cloaks and our daggers because it's morning now / It's brighter now

I’ll Stand By You, The Pretenders

I'll stand by you / Won't let nobody hurt you / I'll stand by you / Take me in, into your darkest hour / And I'll never desert you / I'll stand by you

Chasing Cars, Snow Patrol

If I lay here / If I just lay here / Would you lie with me and just forget the world?

Heart, The Pretty Reckless

I wish you would dare to walk me home / I don't wanna fight the world alone

Send me a ship (romantic or platonic) and I’ll make a five song playlist

[pitchandkozmotis]

“Mm? No, why?” He didn’t notice the sting in his forehead as he placed the cakes down at Lunar’s desk, settling down on one of the chairs before pointing. “Me. You. Sorry if they are not exact portraits of us, but I certainly attempted. Nowadays my hands shake too much to properly draw anything nice. Sorry the cakes are lumpy, I overstuffed this one with strawberries and put too much icing on the other one.” He had wanted them to be delicious though.

“Also, didn’t mean to startle you, I just didn’t have any hands free.” He nods, starting to squirm in his chair. He wanted to climb onto Lunar, he had missed his attention.

{ @pitchandkozmotis }

General Pitchiner–

Please come to my study at your earliest convenience now. I have finished your holiday gift, and although it is slightly late, I would like to make sure you receive it by putting it on you myself.

The set-up process is slightly complicated and requires careful attention, or else I would have simply left your present on the desk in your room.

Sorry for shutting myself away while I was working. I am not mad at you, simply fixated on making sure everything is as exact and precise as I need it to be.

–Tsar Lunanoff

[alkapida]

Kozzy Home Halı Yolluk Desen Seçenekleri 👉 http://alkgit.com/l9g7G %100 Lüks kadife kumaşa DİJİTAL BASKILIDIR. Özel kaydırmaz taban, mikropolyamid malzemeden üretilmiştir. 4mm sünger tabanına ve yumuşak tuşeye sahiptir. Kalın dokusu sayesinde soğuğu geçirmez. Doğaya ve insan sağlığına zararlı herhangi bir madde içermez. Halınızı esnek, katlanabilir yapısı sayesinde çamaşır makinesinde 30°C 'de ya da elde yıkayabilirsiniz. https://www.instagram.com/p/ByYjMVpnAUJ/?igshid=19lf0g00ps4x6

[endevia]

Websites and Apps to Support Hour of Code

We’ve provided a lot of projects and lesson plans, as well as websites you’ll like organized by grade. Here are all those that don’t easily differentiate by grade. See if some of them work for you:

Websites

Animatron–design and publish animated and interactive content that plays everywhere, from desktop computers to mobile devices.

BrainPop coding games

Build a website–a guide

Chrome Experiments–geeky experimentation with programming

I like programming video

Kodu—game programming

Learn to code

Minecraft coding mod

Pivot Stickfigure Animator–free, download, powerful, with a cult following

Robby Leonardi–programmer–a game played about programming in the style of Mario

Roboblockly–to teach coding and math, from UCDavis

Stencyl–build games without coding with downloaded software

Stickman–draw a stick figure and the site animates it

Symbaloo collection for coding

TED Talk on young programmers

Apps

BeeBop–based on the Beebop floor robot–free

Cargo-Bot—logic iPad game

Cato’s Hike (K+)

Codea (Perfect for Intermediate+)

Daisy the Dinosaur—intro to programming

Hopscotch (for up to intermediate–more complicated that Kodable)

Kodable

Lego Fix the Factory (app)

LightBot Jr.–programming for six-year olds

Lightbot–solving puzzles with programming; MS

Move the Turtle–programming via iPad for middle school

Osmo Coding--a purchased game system to teach coding

Pyonkee–free, a little glitchy

ScratchJr--for ages 5-7

Swift Playground–from Apple, includes lessons and challenges designed to teach kids to code

Build an app/game

Apps Geyser

App Inventor–build Android apps on a smartphones; from MIT

Game Salad

Code Curriculum

C-STEM Studio–download to teach computers, science, technology, engineering and math with robotics

Everyone Can Code–from Apple

Google Computer Science for High School–free workshops (with application) for K-12 teachers

More

Lesson plan bundle for Hour of Code

10 Unusual Projects to Energize Hour of CodeHour of Code: Scratch Jr.

Hour of Code 101

Hour of Code Lesson Plans by Grade

Augmented Reality with Metaverse

Jacqui Murray has been teaching K-18 technology for 30 years. She is the editor/author of over a hundred tech ed resources including a K-8 technology curriculum, K-8 keyboard curriculum, K-8 Digital Citizenship curriculum. She is an adjunct professor in tech ed, Master Teacher, webmaster for four blogs, an Amazon Vine Voice reviewer, CAEP reviewer, CSTA presentation reviewer, freelance journalist on tech ed topics, contributor to NEA Today and TeachHUB, and author of the tech thrillers, To Hunt a Sub and Twenty-four Days. You can find her resources at Structured Learning.

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[statrano]

Websites and Apps to Support Hour of Code

We’ve provided a lot of projects and lesson plans, as well as websites you’ll like organized by grade. Here are all those that don’t easily differentiate by grade. See if some of them work for you:

Websites

Animatron–design and publish animated and interactive content that plays everywhere, from desktop computers to mobile devices.

BrainPop coding games

Build a website–a guide

Chrome Experiments–geeky experimentation with programming

I like programming video

Kodu—game programming

Learn to code

Minecraft coding mod

Pivot Stickfigure Animator–free, download, powerful, with a cult following

Robby Leonardi–programmer–a game played about programming in the style of Mario

Roboblockly–to teach coding and math, from UCDavis

Stencyl–build games without coding with downloaded software

Stickman–draw a stick figure and the site animates it

Symbaloo collection for coding

TED Talk on young programmers

Apps

BeeBop–based on the Beebop floor robot–free

Cargo-Bot—logic iPad game

Cato’s Hike (K+)

Codea (Perfect for Intermediate+)

Daisy the Dinosaur—intro to programming

Hopscotch (for up to intermediate–more complicated that Kodable)

Kodable

Lego Fix the Factory (app)

LightBot Jr.–programming for six-year olds

Lightbot–solving puzzles with programming; MS

Move the Turtle–programming via iPad for middle school

Osmo Coding--a purchased game system to teach coding

Pyonkee–free, a little glitchy

ScratchJr--for ages 5-7

Swift Playground–from Apple, includes lessons and challenges designed to teach kids to code

Build an app/game

Apps Geyser

App Inventor–build Android apps on a smartphones; from MIT

Game Salad

Code Curriculum

C-STEM Studio–download to teach computers, science, technology, engineering and math with robotics

Everyone Can Code–from Apple

Google Computer Science for High School–free workshops (with application) for K-12 teachers

More

Lesson plan bundle for Hour of Code

10 Unusual Projects to Energize Hour of CodeHour of Code: Scratch Jr.

Hour of Code 101

Hour of Code Lesson Plans by Grade

Augmented Reality with Metaverse

Jacqui Murray has been teaching K-18 technology for 30 years. She is the editor/author of over a hundred tech ed resources including a K-8 technology curriculum, K-8 keyboard curriculum, K-8 Digital Citizenship curriculum. She is an adjunct professor in tech ed, Master Teacher, webmaster for four blogs, an Amazon Vine Voice reviewer, CAEP reviewer, CSTA presentation reviewer, freelance journalist on tech ed topics, contributor to NEA Today and TeachHUB, and author of the tech thrillers, To Hunt a Sub and Twenty-four Days. You can find her resources at Structured Learning.

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