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Spring Coding Activities for Beginners
Learning coding basics while using critical thinking skills is engaging and fun with these unplugged Spring coding activities! 25 different ready to print activities are a wonderful way to have your students explore coding without using any technology. The resource is designed with 3 different types of activities that increase in complexity. The coding activities have students follow directional codes and also create their own program using arrows. Use these activities with your whole class, in
K - 2nd
Computer Science - Technology
Also included in: Coding For Beginners Bundle Great for The Hour of Code™
Pirate Unplugged Coding Worksheet | Cut & Sequence | Computational Thinking
Pirate Unplugged Coding Worksheet | Cut & Sequence | Computational Thinking | Ages 6–7Ahoy! Set sail on a coding adventure with Captain Coral! 🏴☠️ This pirate-themed unplugged coding worksheet helps young learners develop computational thinking and sequencing skills — no screen required! Students will cut out directional code cards and arrange them in the correct order to guide Captain Coral's ship safely to the treasure. With four engaging activities packed into one resource, this worksheet i
PreK - 1st
Computer Science - Technology
CCSS
CCRA.L.1
, CCRA.L.2
Unplugged Coding Activities - Elephant Themed!
Explore the basics of directional coding and conditional statements even if you don't have tech available! These simple maze-style coding puzzles are the perfect introductory coding activity. Contents3 leveled, unplugged coding pages (provided in color and black and white) - choose one or complete all 3Sample completed code for one maze (answers will vary).*** Please note this resource is also included in Bookshelf STEM Jr. - Strictly No Elephants so they are themed to this storybook (however,
K - 4th
Computer Science - Technology, Engineering
Unplugged Coding for Beginners
These beginning coding activities are great for beginners to learn the basics of directional coding. There are 25 different activities that have students follow directional codes and create their own program using arrows. A printable version and a version using Google Slides™ for distance learning. Use these activities as a STEM center or for independent work as an introduction to coding. Use these activities as part of the Hour of Code™ and beyond! This resource is also part of a money-sa
K - 2nd
Computer Science - Technology, Science
Also included in: Coding For Beginners Bundle Great for The Hour of Code™
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