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Code a cupcake with unplugged coding activities. This unplugged coding is screen free and low prep. Celebrate Valentine's Day. No device is required so it is a great intro to code. You can teach the basics of computer science, whether you have computers in your classroom or not. These are ready to go, low prep - just copy & teach! Can be used for multiple grade levels, differentiated with the different leveled sheets.
⭐This CODE a Cupcake activity is part of an UNPLUGGED BUNDLE! Save & receive all 12 activities, that is like getting 3 activities FREE!
Why Unplugged Coding is Easy!
-This resource allows you to teach your students how to code WITHOUT a device
--No iPad, computers or tablets
--Just photocopy & use the activity sheets
--Teach simple coding vocabulary
--Students will relate the algorithm to everyday tasks
When to Use Unplugged Coding
- The Hour of Code – Computer Science Education Week
- Coding when you don’t have technology
- Intro to coding
- Whole group instruction
- Early finishers
- After school coding clubs
- Assessments
- Sub plans
- Morning work
Included in unplugged coding Code a CUPCAKE:
- Students will code the steps to put together a cupcake
- 10 Activities
- Easy maze - 3 versions
- Moderate maze - 3 versions
- Difficult maze - 3 versions
- Bonus mazes
- Vocabulary student sheet
- review coding vocabulary terms
- Teacher instructions & photos
How I use This In My Classroom:
- I use this activity across various grade levels 1-5.
- I begin by reviewing coding vocabulary terms and making sure students understand the concepts of code.
- I provide the entire class with a starting sheet, as students complete it correctly, they can move up to moderate and difficult sheets.
- Students in upper-grade levels begin with the more advanced sheets.
- I also create stations by putting the sheets into dry-erase pockets! Students use expo markers to record their code & erase it for the next student.
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Code a cupcake with unplugged coding activities. This unplugged coding is screen free and low prep. Celebrate Valentine's Day. No device is required so it is a great intro to code. You can teach the basics of computer science, whether you have computers in your classroom or not. These are ready to go, low prep - just copy & teach! Can be used for multiple grade levels, differentiated with the different leveled sheets.
⭐This CODE a Cupcake activity is part of an UNPLUGGED BUNDLE! Save & receive all 12 activities, that is like getting 3 activities FREE!
Why Unplugged Coding is Easy!
-This resource allows you to teach your students how to code WITHOUT a device
--No iPad, computers or tablets
--Just photocopy & use the activity sheets
--Teach simple coding vocabulary
--Students will relate the algorithm to everyday tasks
When to Use Unplugged Coding
- The Hour of Code – Computer Science Education Week
- Coding when you don’t have technology
- Intro to coding
- Whole group instruction
- Early finishers
- After school coding clubs
- Assessments
- Sub plans
- Morning work
Included in unplugged coding Code a CUPCAKE:
- Students will code the steps to put together a cupcake
- 10 Activities
- Easy maze - 3 versions
- Moderate maze - 3 versions
- Difficult maze - 3 versions
- Bonus mazes
- Vocabulary student sheet
- review coding vocabulary terms
- Teacher instructions & photos
How I use This In My Classroom:
- I use this activity across various grade levels 1-5.
- I begin by reviewing coding vocabulary terms and making sure students understand the concepts of code.
- I provide the entire class with a starting sheet, as students complete it correctly, they can move up to moderate and difficult sheets.
- Students in upper-grade levels begin with the more advanced sheets.
- I also create stations by putting the sheets into dry-erase pockets! Students use expo markers to record their code & erase it for the next student.
Click here to follow me & learn when new products are posted, sales & more!
New items are 50% off for the first 24 hours for followers! :)
Please contact me with any questions!
Thank you, Dena ♥
