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Unplugged Coding : Ghost Treasure Hunt (Grid & Coordinates) on Halloween Night
Join us for "Unplugged Coding : Ghost Treasure Hunt (Grid & Coordinates) on Halloween Night" this Halloween night! This activity turns students into treasure hunters using a 5x5 "coordinate grid" filled with mysterious Halloween items (e.g. candy, witch hats). Students will need to use their coordinate reading skills to solve the puzzles. The map has one axis of Halloween symbols (e.g. 🎃, 👻, 🦇) and another axis of numbers (1-5). This activity is a great way to practice spatial reasoning skill
PreK - 3rd, Adult Education
Basic Principles, Computer Science - Technology, Robotics
Unplugged Coding : The missing pattern on Halloween night
The Unplugged Coding : The missing pattern on Halloween night activity is a basic exercise that challenges children's observation and logical thinking skills. Students analyze rows of symbols to find hidden rules or patterns. They then use logic to predict which symbols are missing in the blanks. This activity is at the heart of unplugged coding because it trains the brain to look for order and rules in seemingly chaotic data, similar to the skills programmers use to identify algorithms or loops
PreK - 3rd, Adult Education
Basic Principles, Computer Science - Technology, Robotics
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