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Computer Science Debug the Directions Worksheet
Computer Science Debug the Directions Worksheet
Computer Science Debug the Directions Worksheet
Computer Science Debug the Directions Worksheet
Computer Science Debug the Directions Worksheet
Computer Science Debug the Directions Worksheet
Computer Science Debug the Directions Worksheet
Computer Science Debug the Directions Worksheet
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Debug the Directions

Unplugged Coding and Problem Solving Activity (Grades 6–8)

Description:

Help your students build computational thinking skills with this unplugged debugging challenge! Students practice identifying logical and sequencing errors in everyday “algorithms” like brushing teeth and making a sandwich — then rewrite them correctly. Perfect for introducing debugging, algorithms, and problem-solving without needing computers!

Includes:

✅ Teacher Guide with objectives, instructions, and vocabulary

✅ Student Worksheet (2 parts: Debug & Create)

✅ Answer Key

✅ Optional extension activity for peer debugging

Use For:

· Computer Science or CTE lessons

· Sub plans or unplugged coding days

· Bell ringers or warm-ups

· Review before starting coding units

Grades: 6–8

Subjects: Computer Science, STEM, CTE, Technology

Format: Editable Word Document

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Computer Science Debug the Directions Worksheet

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Description

Debug the Directions

Unplugged Coding and Problem Solving Activity (Grades 6–8)

Description:

Help your students build computational thinking skills with this unplugged debugging challenge! Students practice identifying logical and sequencing errors in everyday “algorithms” like brushing teeth and making a sandwich — then rewrite them correctly. Perfect for introducing debugging, algorithms, and problem-solving without needing computers!

Includes:

✅ Teacher Guide with objectives, instructions, and vocabulary

✅ Student Worksheet (2 parts: Debug & Create)

✅ Answer Key

✅ Optional extension activity for peer debugging

Use For:

· Computer Science or CTE lessons

· Sub plans or unplugged coding days

· Bell ringers or warm-ups

· Review before starting coding units

Grades: 6–8

Subjects: Computer Science, STEM, CTE, Technology

Format: Editable Word Document

Report this resource to TPT
Reported resources will be reviewed by our team. Report this resource to let us know if this resource violates TPT's content guidelines.

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