Make coding concepts simple and engaging with these Unplugged Coding Activities for K–2! This resource helps young learners build foundational computer science skills through hands-on sequencing and debugging activities—no devices required.

Using a fun, story-based approach inspired by If You Give a Mouse an iPhone, students will practice putting events in order and identifying mistakes in a sequence. These activities are perfect for introducing early coding and computational thinking skills in a way that is developmentally appropriate and easy to implement.

What’s Included:

• Sequencing activity (put events in order)
• Debugging activity (find and fix the mistake)
• Printable worksheets with visual supports
• Low-prep, print-and-go format

Skills Covered:

• Sequencing (beginning, middle, end)
• Debugging (finding and correcting errors)
• Algorithms (step-by-step thinking)
• Problem-solving and logical reasoning
• Early coding skills for kids

Perfect For:

• Kindergarten, 1st grade, and 2nd grade
• Computer lab / technology class
• STEM centers or rotations
• Literacy + technology integration
• Sub plans or independent work