Technology in the Classroom
Technology through History
Hi-Tech Tech
Technology at Home
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100

This technology holds a piece of graphite that allows you to write.

What is a pencil?

100

Years ago, a horse and buggy solved this problem, while today we use cars and planes

What is transportation?

100

This technology uses the burning of fuel to allow us to travel long distances on land.

What is a car?
100

This technology, much faster than an oven, uses waves to heat up food.

What is a microwave?

100

A wheelchair provides a way for someone to move without using their ____.

What are "legs"?

200

These technologies are records of words printed onto paper.

What are books?

200

Writing letters became less common once texting and emails help us with this task.

What is communication?

200

This technology is used in many airports to make sure passengers do not bring dangerous objects on board

What is a metal detector?

200

Most versions of this technology uses suction and rotating brushes to help clean floors

What is a vaccuum?

200

Glasses can be used to improve _____.

What is "eyesight"?
300

Many students use these technologies often made of fabric, to carry things to and from school.

What are backpacks?

300

Years ago, a compass solved this problem, while today we use a GPS device.

What is navigation/directions?

300

In 1981 the first portable version of this technology was approved by the Federal Communications Commission

What is a cell phone?

300

This technology uses blades to move air.

What is a fan?

300

An oven mitt is used to handle ____.

What are "hot things"?

400

This technology is used to accurately measure lengths of objects.

What is a ruler?

400

Today you use a calculator to do this, but years ago you would have used an abacus.

What is math?

400

This technology uses sound waves to create images of body tissue

What is an ultrasound?

400

This technology provides a safe place to sit and often has space for multiple people.

What is a couch?

400

A _____ aid attaches to your ear to amplify sounds around you.

What is "hearing"?

500

This technology is a large sheet of ceramic and metal used to display information in the classroom.

What is a whiteboard?

500

Before the invention of this technology, we used candles and lamps to light rooms.

What is a lightbulb?

500

DOUBLE POINTS:

This technology can explore planets and moons. Some versions can take pictures and test samples of rock and dirt

What is a rover?

500

This technology has multiple loops which blend ingredients and add air to a mixture

What is a whisk?

500

____ shake, light up or emit sound to draw attention to the time.

What are "Alarms"?

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