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Math Puzzles: Coding Cars- Google Slides
This is a super FUN way to introduce your students to the basics of coding! This Coding Cars activity is best done on Google Slides where students can move objects and create an algorithm to "program the cars". After they create their code, they can watch the animated videos to see the cars move on the road and check their answer! (built right into the slides). It can also be done unplugged (without a computer) using the pdf worksheets. Skills practiced: sequencing, analytic thinking, pr
1st - 3rd
Computer Science - Technology, Math
Binary Numbers Escape Room | Unplugged Coding Activity | Grades 1–8
Looking for a fun, engaging way to teach binary numbers without screens or complicated coding? This Binary Numbers Escape Room is an unplugged computer science activity that helps students understand how computers use 0s and 1s to represent numbers. Students crack frozen locks by decoding binary clues in a winter-themed escape room, making learning feel like a game while building real computational thinking skills. Perfect for Computer Science, STEM, Hour of Code, review days, sub pl
1st - 8th
Algebra, Computer Science - Technology
Comparing Fractions Task Cards (Digital for Google Classroom)
Fraction task cards can be used to turn any fraction review into an engaging lesson! This digital version of Comparing and Ordering Fractions Task Cards consists of two Google Slides presentations created from 32 short-answer style fraction task cards. The task card presentations can be viewed on any computer or device. They are compatible with Google Classroom, but Google Classroom is not required to use them because QR code cards are included for easy student access. Self-Checking Task Cards
3rd - 5th
Fractions, Math Test Prep
CCSS
3.NF.A.3
, 4.NF.A.1
, 4.NF.A.2
Also included in: Comparing Fractions Task Cards Digital and Printable Bundle
Pixel Coding Challenge | Printable & Self-Checking Google Sheets | STEM Activity
Pixel Coding Challenge Printable & Google Sheets | Self-Checking STEM ActivityLooking for a low-prep way to introduce coding and logical thinking in your classroom? The Pixel Coding Challenge is an engaging activity where students follow number codes row by row to reveal hidden pictures on a grid. This resource combines printable worksheets and an interactive Google Sheets version for a flexible, classroom-ready experience. Perfect for STEM time, centers, early finishers, or enrichment! ✨ Wha
2nd - 4th
Applied Math, Computer Science - Technology, Other (Math)
Coding Introduction Lesson | Computational Thinking | CS Unplugged No-Prep
Your students are about to program a robot to make a sandwich — and it is going to go hilariously wrong. That is the lesson. This is Lesson 1 of the How Computers Think unit — a 5-lesson computational thinking series for Grades 2–4 that requires zero devices and zero tech experience to teach. Each lesson builds on the last. The full bundle is available separately. What students will learnStudents are introduced to the concept of an algorithm — a precise, ordered set of instructions — through th
2nd - 4th
Computer Science - Technology, Other (Math)
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