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Christmas Coding Bingo
This Bingo Coding activity is a unique educational resource that blends the joy of Christmas with the fundamentals of computer science. Each square is numbered in binary code and paired with festive illustrations and coding symbols (if/else, loops, directional arrows, robots, ornaments). Students learn to recognize and decode binary numbers while playing, connecting programming language to a fun and creative context. Why it’s valuable: 📚 Active learning: students don’t just memorize, they expe
K - 5th
Coloring Pages, Instructional Technology, Robotics
Artificial Intelligence Activities AI STEM Lesson Plans How Does AI Learn
Help your students answer the question: How does artificial intelligence learn? with this hands-on, engaging lesson! This interactive resource turns a complex topic into one of those “ohhh, I get it now” moments. Students act like an AI system—analyzing data, finding patterns, and making predictions—through fun and accessible artificial intelligence activities. No coding. No prior experience. Just meaningful learning. Why Teachers Love This AI Lesson ✔ Makes artificial intelligence easy to u
5th - 8th
Computer Science - Technology, Robotics
How Computers Work Series 5 Unit Bundle
Ready to give your students a rock-solid understanding of computer science concepts—even in the elementary grades? This How Computers Work 5-Unit Bundle is a complete, grade-level–appropriate technology lesson series designed to help K–5 students understand the systems behind the screens they use every day. Covering foundational computer science topics like hardware, input/output, files, networks, the internet, cybersecurity, and even artificial intelligence, this series builds students' tech
K - 5th
Computer Science - Technology, Instructional Technology, Robotics
Printable Ozobot Ozoblockly Coding Poster + Intro Slides
This product includes: A printable pdf of a maze to code an Ozobot robot through with Ozoblockly code on an iPad/computer (not color code). It is scalable to print it out in a bigger size, I suggest a poster board size or a bit smaller than that. A Google slide deck to introduce how to use Ozoblockly code, links to videos, etc. Students will: Sequence code blocks to navigate an Ozobot through a mazeLearn how to use movement codes (turns, straight), light codes, and sound codes in the mazeWork
2nd - 8th
Computer Science - Technology, Instructional Technology, Robotics
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