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Intro to Unplugged Coding: Binary Coding
Unplugged Coding made easy!Everything you need to get started with unplugged coding. No robots needed! Students learn the basics of binary coding and create a binary coding bracelet with their own code! Unplugged Coding Process:Students learn the logic and thinking that goes into writing codes using Binary Coding. They learn 3 vocabulary words: Binary Code, Bit, and Byte. Students practice coding and decoding words with a partner. They build their own Binary Coding Bracelet! After they have co
K - 5th
Computer Science - Technology, Science
CCSS
W.K.8
, W.1.8
, W.2.8
+10
Auntie Claus Christmas READ ALOUD Unplugged Coding Activity
Create a Binary Code Christmas Ornament Unplugged Coding for Hour of Code, STEM Club, and First Grade through 5th Grade Classrooms! Make learning fun with this Christmas Coding Activity where students learn how to code and decode binary codes. They build their own Binary Code Christmas Ornament to give to a friend and write about what the word or letters mean. The Coding Process:In this coding activity, students use binary coding to create their own Christmas Ornament. Perfect activity for a Chr
1st - 5th
Computer Science - Technology
CCSS
W.2.1
, W.3.1
, W.4.1
+8
Also included in: Christmas READ ALOUD STEM™ Activities and Challenges BUNDLE
4th Grade Science Logic Puzzles
Students use binary codes and watch as letters magically appear. Once the letters are identified the students unscramble them to solve the clue. We created these logic puzzles as a fun way to challenge your students to use both inductive and deductive reasoning, while sharpening their critical thinking skills. Each puzzle is based on an NGSS topic bundle in Earth or physical science. Use these puzzles to add some fun to an enrichment activity or as an easy way to support your classroom c
4th
Earth Sciences, Physical Science, Science
Also included in: Bundle of Fun Science Logic Puzzles: Grades 3-5
Scientist Spotlight Grace Hopper Queen of Computer Code Book Coding Activity
Computer Scientist Spotlight: Grace HopperIntegrate History and Coding with a Grace Hopper Unplugged Coding Women's History Month STEM Activity in your makerspace, STEM Club, library, and 1st Grade through 5th Grade classroom! This Grace Hopper Queen of Computer Code Challenge is a fun and unique way to engage your students during Women's History Month and introduce them to binary coding. Grace Hopper was one of the first female computer programmers. She created a program that allowed people to
1st - 4th
Engineering, Science
CCSS
W.K.8
, W.1.8
, W.2.8
+3
Also included in: Women's History Month READ ALOUD STEM™ Activities BUNDLE #1
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