Description
Introduce your young learners to the captivating world of coding by offering them a FUN and hands-on activity. With this resource, you can show your students that not all programmers code the same way, emphasizing the importance of perspective in coding.
As programmers craft their code, their individual experiences, passions, and expertise shape how they write and what they create. Some programmers are driven by social justice and develop programs that support or shed light on critical issues. Others unleash their creativity to design code that brings beauty and functionality to the world.
What's remarkable is that even our youngest learners can grasp the concept that the programs and robots they interact with are influenced by their own skill levels, interests, and background knowledge.
By downloading this resource, you'll gain access to a valuable hands-on lesson plan and digital manipulatives specially designed for young students. This resource will empower you to illustrate to your students why perspective in coding is inevitable. Start a coding journey with your students today and help them appreciate the diverse perspectives that make coding so fascinating! Download this resource now and spark their curiosity!
This resource includes:
- Standards Based and inquiry based lesson → can be done in person with any type of building material (tangrams, magnatiles, cubes, etc.) or digitally with the included slides.
- Student slideshow with:
- Video tutorial → shows students how to use the slides.
- 5 interactive slides → that invite students to create a design with a certain number of digital tangrams.
- Thinking and reflection prompts with audio → encourages students to think about their design in relation to others’ who had the same materials.
→ Read more about how I use this lesson with students!
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- Coding Is My Jam --> interactive song & stickers
- Coding Vocabulary --> hands on activity to teach perspective and bias in coding
- Animated You --> Coding Academic Choice lesson
- We Like To Move IT --> Complete PreK Coding Unit!
Let’s stay connected! Be sure tosign up for my newsletter where I share tips, tools, & tricks to increase engagement without increasing your prep time! ___________________________________
Copyright © Vr2lTch
Permission to copy for single classroom use only.
Please purchase additional licenses if you intend to share this product.
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Description
Introduce your young learners to the captivating world of coding by offering them a FUN and hands-on activity. With this resource, you can show your students that not all programmers code the same way, emphasizing the importance of perspective in coding.
As programmers craft their code, their individual experiences, passions, and expertise shape how they write and what they create. Some programmers are driven by social justice and develop programs that support or shed light on critical issues. Others unleash their creativity to design code that brings beauty and functionality to the world.
What's remarkable is that even our youngest learners can grasp the concept that the programs and robots they interact with are influenced by their own skill levels, interests, and background knowledge.
By downloading this resource, you'll gain access to a valuable hands-on lesson plan and digital manipulatives specially designed for young students. This resource will empower you to illustrate to your students why perspective in coding is inevitable. Start a coding journey with your students today and help them appreciate the diverse perspectives that make coding so fascinating! Download this resource now and spark their curiosity!
This resource includes:
- Standards Based and inquiry based lesson → can be done in person with any type of building material (tangrams, magnatiles, cubes, etc.) or digitally with the included slides.
- Student slideshow with:
- Video tutorial → shows students how to use the slides.
- 5 interactive slides → that invite students to create a design with a certain number of digital tangrams.
- Thinking and reflection prompts with audio → encourages students to think about their design in relation to others’ who had the same materials.
→ Read more about how I use this lesson with students!
___________________________________
You may also like…
- Coding Is My Jam --> interactive song & stickers
- Coding Vocabulary --> hands on activity to teach perspective and bias in coding
- Animated You --> Coding Academic Choice lesson
- We Like To Move IT --> Complete PreK Coding Unit!
Let’s stay connected! Be sure tosign up for my newsletter where I share tips, tools, & tricks to increase engagement without increasing your prep time! ___________________________________
Copyright © Vr2lTch
Permission to copy for single classroom use only.
Please purchase additional licenses if you intend to share this product.
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