Turn your classroom into a “turkey-bot lab” with this 10-page, black-and-white worksheet pack that teaches coding logic—no devices needed! Students practice order of operations, functions, patterns, coordinates, conditionals, binary, and algorithmic thinking through fun Thanksgiving scenarios. Each letter-size page includes 10 logic-math questions and one simple line-art illustration prompt, with a final item that reinforces reasoning or reflection.

What’s Included:

Worksheet 1: Program the Turkey-Bot
Skills: Order of operations, functions, sequences, coordinate distance
Task: Follow and evaluate command blocks; show why order matters

Worksheet 2: Pie-Delivery Algorithm
Skills: Coordinates, distance, sequences, functions as rules
Task: Plot routes, compute shortest returns, and encode moves

Worksheet 3: Debug the Dinner Code
Skills: Error analysis, expressions, functions, inequalities
Task: Find and fix logic/math bugs; justify corrections

Worksheet 4: Sequence the Feast
Skills: Arithmetic sequences, nth term, linear vs. non-linear patterns
Task: Extend patterns, write rules, and classify growth types

Worksheet 5: If-Then Thanksgiving
Skills: Conditional logic, evaluation, simple boolean reasoning
Task: Build and test flow-chart conditions with numeric checks

Worksheet 6: Turkey Route Coordinates
Skills: Distance on a grid, slope, midpoint, translations/reflections
Task: Navigate a grid map and explain coordinate-based movement

Worksheet 7: Pie Pattern Program
Skills: Exponential patterns, powers of 2, geometric sequences
Task: Compare linear vs. exponential growth; compute terms and totals

Worksheet 8: Function Feast
Skills: Evaluate functions, function rules from tables, inverses (informal)
Task: Work with f(x), g(x); infer rules from input–output pairs

Worksheet 9: Binary Feast Code
Skills: Base-2 ↔ base-10 conversion, binary operations, place value
Task: Convert numbers, compare binaries, and add in base-2

Worksheet 10: Algorithm for Gratitude
Skills: Repeating patterns, LCM, time modeling with functions, loops
Task: Translate a flowchart to a sequence and reflect on loop logic

How It Helps Students:

• Builds computational thinking with concrete, device-free coding logic
  
• Connects math skills (order of operations, functions, coordinates) to real problem solving
  
• Encourages metacognition through debugging, patterns, and short written justifications
  

How It Helps Teachers:

• No-prep, print-ready black-and-white pages with one clear illustration prompt each
  
• Perfect for STEM days, sub plans, math centers, or holiday week activities
  
• Consistent 10-question structure and included answer keys for fast checking
  

Solves Key Pain Points:

• Teaches coding logic without screens or apps
  
• Integrates multiple Grade 6 math strands in a single engaging theme
  
• Provides structured practice plus reasoning prompts for mixed-ability classes
  

This resource includes typographically styled fractions and exponents, along with auto-formatted elements, designed to expose students to a variety of visual representations. By incorporating both digital and traditional formats, students encounter mathematical expressions in ways they may not often see in standard textbooks. This approach enhances flexible thinking and supports adaptation to various digital tools, platforms, and real-world scenarios. It encourages a deeper conceptual understanding and strengthens students’ confidence with diverse mathematical notations.

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