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Thanksgiving Themed Unplugged Coding for Beginners Freebie
These screen free Thanksgiving themed coding activities are great for beginners to learn the basics of directional coding and computational thinking. There are 7 different ready to print activities that have students follow directional codes and create their own program using arrows. Use these activities as a STEM center or for independent work as an introduction to coding. These activities are a great way for students to participate in the Hour of Code™ and beyond without using technology
K - 2nd
Computer Science - Technology
Also included in: Coding For Beginners Bundle Great for The Hour of Code™
Unplugged Coding Floor Cards – Hearts | Valentine’s Day Free Printable
This free unplugged coding resource includes floor coding cards designed for Pre-K and Kindergarten students. Students practice early coding skills by following and creating simple sequences without screens. The cards can be used on the floor for movement-based activities or printed smaller for table work as a hands-on coding puzzle. This resource supports: Unplugged coding and computational thinking Sequencing and logical thinking Early math skills Problem-solving and fine motor development
PreK - K
Computer Science - Technology, Other (Math)
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R U A CODE CRACKER? (REMEMBRANCE DAY)
Here’s a poppy code for Remembrance Day for those who liked my first R U A CODE CRACKER? To recap: Dutch primary schools are using Montessori pegboards to introduce kids to coding work. The colours and numbers of the code reveal a pattern. Students must work the code, line by line, to build the surprise picture. My resident IT guru overrode my objection that calling this “coding” seemed a stretch as it looked more like a knitting or weaving pattern, “Well, the punch cards of the Jacquard loom we
2nd - 5th
R U A CODE CRACKER? (Halloween work)
Dutch primary schools are using Montessori pegboards to introduce kids to coding work. The colours and numbers of the code reveal a pattern. Students must work the code, line by line, to build the surprise picture. Since not every North American classroom has pegboards, I’ve reworked the principle as a “paper-and-pencil-crayon” activity for individuals or pairs. P.S. I protested to my resident IT guru that it seemed a stretch to call this “coding” as it looked more like a knitting or weaving pat
2nd - 5th
Also included in: My English Halloween bundle
Edison Robot - Chicken Challenge
A fun, spring idea to integrate technology and life cycles! Students will design a barnyard and code their Edison Robot to move the chicks to the brooder.
2nd - 4th
Computer Science - Technology, General Science, Robotics
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