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This poster was created and shared for free on Teachers Pay Teachers by Carla Olson.  I specifically liked this poster because not only would it be helpful for students, but also for me. It explains two roles in pair programming: driver and navigator. Understanding these roles clearly and practicing in this way will make pair programming more successful. https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Pair-Programming-Poster-3549981

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I have a few teacher friends who love Canva, but I have never used it. I found and edited two posters on Canvas for my tech lab. The FAIL poster is geared for older students and the I am Smart is geared for younger students. 

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I have a few teacher friends who love Canva, but I have never used it. I found and edited two posters on Canvas for my tech lab. The FAIL poster is geared for older students and the I am Smart is geared for younger students. 

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I have a few teacher friends who love Canva, but I have never used it. I found and edited two posters on Canvas for my tech lab. The FAIL poster is geared for older students and the I am Smart is geared for younger students.

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Problem Solving Poster  I like that it is simple and  has symbols that our younger students in the Pre-K - K could easily learn and relate too.  Problem-3303396_1920 - The Problem Poster presented at; https://www.themaydays.co.uk/5-ways-improv-can-help-with-brexit/problem-3303396_1920/

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FREE Classroom Posters to Spark Inspiration. (2021). Createcodeload.com. https://www.createcodeload.com/free-classroom-posters/?utm_medium=social&utm_source=pinterest&utm_campaign=tailwind_tribes&utm_content=tribes&utm_term=449605958_15547650_490314&epik=dj0yJnU9MHFLZG8xQWFOZEl3WTM5Z1I1aDUxTnVnNGsyMlFXeEQmcD0wJm49WHM4Mi1GWDBYeDhvLVlUYzdDN1pLUSZ0PUFBQUFBR0FQYXBN

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https://www.ifamilykc.com/blog/guide/computational-thinking-skills/

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Susan Houy-Classroom Management: Perseverance       This poster creatively reminds students of how effective perseverance can be.  

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Susan Houy-Classroom Management: Perseverance       This poster creatively reminds students of how effective perseverance can be.  

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https://www.successories.com/motivational-posters/3675-perseverance-motivational-poster

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Love the discussion starter that this brings to our BOY
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deBara D. 20 inspiring classroom poster designs. Learn. Published February 6, 2019. Accessed July 1, 2021. https://www.canva.com/learn/20-inspiring-classroom-poster-designs/

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Added for Pair Programming :)

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A poster I have used every year for gropus and will adjust a bit to include CS :)

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I found this poster at that demonstrates Computational Thinking in a helpful and interesting way.

Source: (2019). Icompute-Uk.com. https://www.icompute-uk.com/Downloads/icompute-computational-thinking-infographic-v2.jpg

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I found this on Pintrest: Tidylady.net.  We have been reading about Grit in this last module and I found it fitting to the module.

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Mandy Rawal--Computer Sciecne Growth Mindset

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Mandy Rawal--Computer Sciecne Growth Mindset

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I saw something similar to this on TPT teachers last year. I think it shows kids that a positive, growth mindset is especially important in computer science. I created this on Adobe Spark (my favorite "flyer" and social media post creation website).

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I found this poster on Redbubble. I appreciated the way it breaks down the concept and makes it easy to understand. I can see this being a great "reminder" poster for a secondary CS classroom.

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Binary to Decimal (Computer Science Numeracy) Poster by lessonhacker

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A fancy poster to support conceptualisation of the conversion from binary to decimal number systems and methodologies for 8-bit bytes. It demonstrates the process in a nice visual way that is entirely replicable for students when they are learning the meth * Millions of unique designs by independent artists.

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I found these posters online at createcodeload. I love that they promote a growth mind set with CS skills. I'm attaching the link, because she created several posters.

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I don't know where I first saw these classroom posters, but I remember how excited I got about delivering positive messages to my students in a language even a computer could understand... (well, not really, but almost :)). I played with some ideas in Scratch for a while, and last weekend, while waiting for my son at the chess tournament, I got out my graphic software and started creating away! I was surprised at how many ideas I actually came up with, so I ended up splitting this post into two. I'll share the first four classroom posters in this post, and next week I'll have 5 additional posters for you!

A quick FYI - unlike some of the images you'll find online, these were not actually done inside Scratch, and so they are scaled correctly, and are meant to be printed either on an 8.5x11 or an 11x17 sized paper. So, choose the appropriate size for your printer, and you won't get that annoying pixelated effect. Feel free to use in your own classroom, just no commercial use, please...

To get the printable version of the classroom posters, just click the button below, enter your email address, and you'll receive a pdf with the 4 posters below pretty much instantaneously!

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FREE Classroom Posters to Spark Inspiration

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I don't know where I first saw these classroom posters, but I remember how excited I got about delivering positive messages to my students in a language even a computer could understand... (well, not really, but almost :)).

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I found this poster promoting a growth mindset online at, https://kidsnclicks.com/growth-mindset-quotes/. I like how it is colorful and eye-catching for students and will help them build persistence.

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In the code.org curriculum guide, I found a list of student practices that would promote classroom management. I created the poster using Canva in just under 5 minutes. LOVE CANVA!

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Problem solving is part of CS, but it's also part of nearly everything else we do.
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I found this poster on Persistence
here on Worksheetplace.com

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worksheets for teachers and worksheets for homeschoolers overall traits below or select from the following traits:

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Poster and Definition for Persistence Worksheets

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Persistence definition and poster for the classroom. Focus on developing Character Traits.

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I found this poster on Teachers Pay Teachers. I like this poster because it is easy to understand and a great reminder for my students no matter what their age/grade level I have in my classroom. It's visually appealing and not overwhelming with too much information.
https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/

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I found this growth mindset template on canva.com

I found it to be perfect for my students that I teach, but it can be edited and can change the sayings on the growth and fixed mindsets.

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I found the rules here on TPT https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Coding-Rules-Poster-4737461
But I made my own poster on PowerPoint.

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Computer Science Every    day!
I love this poster because it shows the big picture of what is CS in our daily lives reasoning and how both knowledge and skills could be put together to solve pretty much everything we want to.
I got this poster from stemlearning.com

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Growth Mindset in Science - Dianne Haley

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Growth Mindset in Science - Dianne Haley

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I found this poster on ampeduplearning.com. I liked the way it makes you think like a scientist and helps build persistence and perseverance!!

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Kelly Giroux-
Made on google drawings

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Joan Gordon:
Used Google Drawings

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Kathy Hay - used Piktochart