Digital Literacy

Snowboard Shop

(Google Workspace Training: Grades 3-5)

Sadie Shred is opening a snowboard shop called the “Backcountry Yeti” at the Black Diamond Peak ski resort. Students will help her launch a successful business and ride the chute past the competition! Students will learn and use Google Workspace to help Sadie accomplish her tasks. Complete with in-app video guidance.

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Theme Parks

(Google Workspace Training: Grades 6-9)

A technology-based curriculum where students learn to use Google Workspace tools while building their very own theme park. Students work through each of the lessons and learn the tools they need to make it a (virtual) reality! From logo design to site visit planning, and creating e-portfolios, Theme Parks offers hands-on learning to help develop your student’s business, school-related, and personal skills. This course features an intentional inclusion of digital citizenship topics.

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"It focuses on Google Tools. I even learned things through this."

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5 Things to Include in Your Middle School Computer Curriculum

Sep 26, 2022 | Coding Skills, Computational Thinking, Digital Citizenship, Google Suite Curriculum, Problem-Based Curriculum, STEM, Yeti Academy

If your district is looking to emphasize STEM beyond math and science, you may want to expand your middle school computer curriculum further. Basic coding, HTML, and computational thinking lessons can help students develop widely applicable skills and spark an interest in STEM careers.

Boost Your Middle School STEM Curriculum With Yeti Academy in 2021-22

May 20, 2021 | Coding Skills, Computational Thinking, Digital Citizenship, Gamification, Google Suite Curriculum, Problem-Based Curriculum, STEM, Typing Curriculum, Yeti Academy

The Yeti Academy team knows that having a strong understanding and background in technology will be of the utmost importance for today’s students when they eventually enter the workforce. Yeti’s STEM educational lessons and activities for middle school students prepares them for their future by helping them learn and develop important skills early on in their schooling.

How to Teach G-Suite to Elementary and Middle School Students With Yeti Academy

Nov 23, 2020 | Google Suite Curriculum

Teaching technology can be challenging even in times when students aren’t physically distanced or learning from home.

Fortunately, teaching the Google Suite doesn’t have to be difficult. We’re here to help and suggest some web-based curriculum tools you may find helpful.