Google Drive - Online Accounts - Passwords - Special Education - Technology

In today's generation, almost everything can be found online and it is important for students to be able to comfortably navigate the internet. With the creation of online accounts, you can do things like social media, banking, shopping, and much more in a blink of an eye. Although creating registering for online accounts is a skill that many take for granted, it is one that students typically struggle with the most. I have noticed that many students have difficulty understanding the vocabulary involved in these activities (ex: knowing words like alphanumeric, characters, etc.) and the reading comprehension that goes along with following written directions.

This download was created as a continuation of my UNIT ONE PASSWORDS packet to extend students' understanding of creating online accounts. It goes a step further than Unit One and encourages students to practice their new understanding of online vocabulary in "registering" for their own online accounts. What makes this purchase unique? It is 100% ONLINE and students can practice their skills in a very real world manner. Eliminate tons of paper with this digital packet and have your students be begging you for more!

This online lesson is a GREAT way to simulate learning in a virtual world without the work of actually signing up kids for a myriad of websites they might never use. Also a wonderful extension to test students understanding of questions being asked on a variety of online websites. Although initially designed for special education classrooms, any teacher looking to have their students practice these real world, life skills could benefit from the lessons included in this purchase!

Purchase Includes:

- Amazon login (total of 9 questions)

- Ebay login (total of 11 questions)

- Fandango login (total of 9 questions)

- JC Penny's login (total of 10 questions)

- Target login (total of 9 questions)

- Instagram login (total of 9 questions)

- Twitter login (total of 9 logins)

- Facebook login (total of 13 questions)

- Walmart login (total of 9 questions)

- Gamestop login (total of 7 questions)

- 6 extra opportunities for students to practice creating their own passwords given specific password requirements