This resource includes a common work application or "apps" graphic organizer in PDF form. Students can complete on their own as a scavenger hunt or assessment, or it can be completed as part a whole group discussion and lesson.

This Google Slides GIF project includes link to instructional video on Youtube created by Sadie Lewis, and a rubric for GIF creation. 

Selfie Project uses Youtube video, "Doodle Yourself in Google Drawings," as an instructional resource.

In this lesson, students learn to create digital artifacts in Google Drawings. The video resource, "Doodle Yourself in Google Drawings," gives them step-by-step instruction in how to create a cartoon-like selfie using the design tools in Google Drawings. This can be part of a larger unit in digital citizenship and copyright, or a stand-alone project.

Using a given list of destinations, students create a Google Slide presentation to show information and pictures about the location. Information required include location facts, activities to do while there, and transportation needs. Students demonstrate their ability to use certain Google Slides tools such as bulletting, animations, and retrieving images, as well as citing sources.

This digital citizenship poster project includes a PDF document with specifications and a grading rubric. This project was created as a final assessment following completion of Common Sense Education's Digital Citizenship units for Grade 6.

Google Apps 101 curriculum focuses on exposing students to the Chrome OS (using Chromebooks) and proper use of Google Drive, Docs, Sheets, Slides, and Forms with business education appropriate supporting activities for students. This 21 day curriculum provides all related content and instruction for teachers to confidently teach the lessons.

Introductory exercise in Google Sheets for elementary students. This valentine reveal pixel art PDF lesson assumes some prior teaching in concepts like column name, row name, and cell name. Teacher will need to create Google Sheets template for younger elementary students. Could be adapted for MS Excel.