Technology Curriculum for Grades K-8 

In Kindergarten at Woodcrest School, our technology curriculum introduces young learners to the basics of computer literacy through engaging, age-appropriate activities. Students explore digital tools using Chromebooks in a shared classroom setting, learning to navigate simple applications and interact with electronic whiteboards under the guidance of our qualified computer specialist. These early experiences foster confidence and curiosity, laying a foundation for future technology skills.

For 1st graders, Woodcrest’s 1:1 Chromebook program begins, providing each student with personalized access to elementary technology. Our curriculum focuses on building computer literacy by teaching students to use basic application programs, save files, and understand fundamental computer terminology. Guided by our computer specialist, students engage in interactive lessons that make learning technology fun and accessible, preparing them for more advanced digital exploration.

In 2nd grade, Woodcrest Elementary School students continue to develop computer literacy with their personal Chromebooks, focusing on mastering simple tasks like printing and navigating software. Our curriculum emphasizes hands-on practice in the computer lab, where students explore computer graphics and create basic multimedia projects. These technology classes and activities, led by our computer specialist, encourage creativity and reinforce essential digital skills in a supportive environment. 

Woodcrest’s 3rd-grade technology curriculum introduces students to keyboarding, coding, and robotics, marking an exciting step in their digital journey. Using their 1:1 Chromebooks, students learn to type efficiently, write simple code, and engage in hands-on robotics projects in our STEAM lab for children. Guided by our computer specialist, these tailored lessons spark innovation and build a strong foundation in computational thinking.

In 4th grade, Woodcrest students deepen their technology skills with a focus on advancing keyboarding proficiency and coding classes for kids. The curriculum incorporates cross-curricular multimedia projects, allowing students to create presentations using PowerPoint and explore computer graphics in our STEAM lab for children. With their 1:1 Chromebooks, students develop confidence in using technology creatively and collaboratively under expert instruction.

Woodcrest’s 5th-grade technology curriculum builds on prior learning, with students honing their keyboarding speed and computer coding for kids. Using their 1:1 Chromebooks, students tackle more complex multimedia projects and dive deeper into computer graphics and software applications in our computer lab. Our computer specialist guides them in mastering these skills, preparing them for middle school challenges.

In 6th grade, Woodcrest’s technology curriculum emphasizes advanced coding classes for kids, video production, and cross-curricular multimedia projects, leveraging the 1:1 Chromebook program. Students explore sophisticated software tools and collaborate on STEAM lab projects that integrate technology with real-world applications. Guided by our instructors, they develop critical thinking and technical skills, fostering innovation and problem-solving. 

Woodcrest’s 7th-grade students engage in a dynamic technology curriculum that advances their expertise in coding, robotics, and video production within our state-of-the-art STEAM lab for children. Using their 1:1 Chromebooks, they create complex multimedia projects that blend creativity and technical precision across subjects. Our expert instructors guide students in mastering these tools, preparing them for leadership in a tech-driven world. 

In 8th grade, Woodcrest’s technology curriculum culminates in a robust program that empowers students to excel in coding, video production, and robotics for children. With their 1:1 Chromebooks, students lead sophisticated STEAM projects and produce professional-quality multimedia content, integrating advanced software and hardware skills. Under expert guidance, they emerge as confident, innovative digital creators ready for high school and beyond.