If you are a computer lab teacher managing five or six different grade levels every week, you already know the drill. Monday is kindergarten students figuring out where to click. Tuesday is third grade deep into a Google Slides project. Wednesday is fifth grade wrapping up a coding challenge. And somewhere in the middle of all of it, you are supposed to have lesson plans ready, sub plans prepped, and a technology curriculum that actually makes sense from one grade level to the next.

It is a lot. And if you are piecing together your computer lab lessons one week at a time, this post is for you.