Computer Science Fundamentals Unit 3: Networks
UNIT BUNDLENEW · GRADES 9–12

Computer Science Fundamentals Unit 3: Networks

The complete Unit 3, all 6 lessons

Teach networking with business cases students can follow, from how a message moves through a network to how a small business plans a safe one. Students learn PAN, LAN, MAN and WAN, client-server and peer-to-peer networks, the cloud, intranets and extranets, and how Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and video calls work.

6 lessons · 18 days Unit review + test Print + digital Google Forms + Slides
$35

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What's in Every Lesson

All 6 lessons follow the same folder system, so you learn the layout once and teach the whole unit.

Slides + Speaker Notes
One editable deck per lesson, with notes that say what to say.
Guided Notes
Fill-in notes that follow the slides, with a word bank.
Activities
Hands-on practice with real cases, every day.
Bell Ringers + Exit Tickets
A warm-up to open each day and a quick check to close it.
Lesson Quizzes
Multiple choice and written answers for each lesson.
Unit Project
Plan a Network for a Small Business, graded with a 16-point rubric.
Answer Keys
A key for every day, with sample written answers.
Google Forms + Slides
Forms of the quizzes and exit tickets, Slides of every deck.

See the Actual Pages

Real pages from Unit 3, the same clean design in every lesson.

Guided notes

Notes that follow the slides

Students fill in the blanks during the slides, with the word bank right on the page.

  • ✓ PDF and editable Word
  • ✓ A key for every day
Lesson 3.1 guided notes, page 1
Activities

Practice with real cases

Students trace messages through a repair shop's network, plan a market's sites and plan a network for a dance studio.

  • ✓ A new case in every lesson
  • ✓ A key for every sheet
Lesson 3.1 Follow the Message activity, page 1
Unit test

A review and test to close the unit

The bonus folder has a review lesson, the unit test and a Form B retake, each with a Google Form and a key.

  • ✓ Word copies of both tests
  • ✓ Pacing guide and standards crosswalk
Unit 3 test, page 1
Slides

Slides that run every day

Each lesson has one editable deck. Every day starts at its own Day slide, and the speaker notes say what to say.

  • ✓ Editable PowerPoint
  • ✓ Google Slides™ for Google Classroom™
Unit 3 lesson title slideUnit 3 content slide

The 6 Lessons in Unit 3

Unit 3 Bonus folder
Unit review + test
Form B retake test
Pacing guide
Standards crosswalk
Vocabulary Bingo

This unit is also part of the complete Computer Science Fundamentals course: all 8 units plus the Course-Wide Bonus folder.

Why Teachers Choose It

It clears up common mix-ups about the Internet

Students find out that the Internet isn't inside their phone, that the cloud is real servers and that Wi-Fi and the Internet are not the same thing.

Safety is part of the network plan

Students learn the risks that come with sharing, like malware and fake Wi-Fi networks, and the habit that lowers each one.

Print and digital

Every page is a print-ready PDF, and the Google Forms™ and Google Slides™ let you teach the same unit in Google Classroom™.

Every day fits a 45-minute class

Each day's plan is timed activity by activity against real reading and writing speeds.

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FAQ

What's in the Unit 3 bundle?
All 6 lessons, each with slides, guided notes, activities, exit tickets and answer keys, plus a quiz in 5 lessons and the unit project. The Unit 3 Bonus folder adds a review, a unit test with a Form B retake, a pacing guide, a standards crosswalk and Vocabulary Bingo.
Can I buy single lessons or the whole course?
Yes. Each lesson sells on its own, and this unit is part of the complete Computer Science Fundamentals course, which costs less than buying the eight units.
Is this AP Computer Science?
No. It is a full-year, non-AP intro course for grades 9 to 12. For AP, see AP Computer Science Principles and AP Computer Science A.
How is it delivered?
Instant download right after checkout: PowerPoint and Word files you can edit, print-ready PDFs, and links that copy the Google Forms™ and Google Slides™ into your Drive.
Which standards does it cover?
Written for Florida's Advanced Information Technology course (9007610). Each lesson's skills map and the unit's standards crosswalk show which standards it teaches.

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