Computer Programming

Fortnite Unplugged Binary Coding Task Cards Activity Worsheets | Ascii

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These Fortnite Unplugged Binary Code Task Cards are perfect to help students learn how to encrypt and decrypt binary messages as well as understand binary code. They are great at engaging your students with problem solving and help support your computer teaching while unplugged. The Fortnite theme will surely capture their imagination. Included in this resource are -30 Fortnite words to be converted into Binary-Color and black and white version-Answers have been includedUnplugged CodingIf you ar

3rd - 8th

Computer Science - Technology, Math

LEGO EV3 ROBOTICS CHALLENGES FOR BEGINNERS

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Learning Stars

These LEGO EV3 Robotics challenges are great for first time EV3 users, as well as for beginners who need review. They can be used as Engineering, Math, Science, STEM or STEAM activities. This set comes with Challenges 1-7, as well as a Teacher's Hints & Information page. Actual computer programming instructions are not included, as programming can vary. CHECK OUT THESE OTHER GREAT PRODUCTS!!LEGO EV3 ROBOTICS CHALLENGES FOR BEGINNERS (PART 2)LEGO EV3 Robotics Challenges for Intermediate Stude

3rd - 7th

Engineering, Math

LEGO EV3 ROBOTICS CHALLENGES FOR BEGINNERS (PART 2)

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Learning Stars

These LEGO EV3 Robotics challenges are great for first time EV3 users, as well as for beginners who need review. They can be used as Engineering, Math, Science, STEM or STEAM activities. They are meant to follow my LEGO EV3 Challenges 1-7. This set comes with Challenges 8-15, as well as a Teacher's Hints & Information page (see my store to purchase Challenges 1-7). Computer programming hints and suggestions are included; however, programming can vary. CHECK OUT THESE OTHER GREAT PRODUCTS!!LE

3rd - 7th

Engineering, Math

Order of Operations Match Game: Pair word problems & expressions w/ parentheses

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Math Viking

These order of operations match game cards have students pairing a simple expression using parentheses, with a simple context (third grade level). Why? This lets learners focus all of their mental energy on the reasoning. WHY are these numbers in parentheses instead of those? Do the parentheses always matter? Will the answer be the same without them? Introduce the order of operations rules purposefully in a fun way! I use these as a match game first. My students love when they don't have to us

3rd - 5th

Basic Operations, Numbers, Order of Operations

CCSS

3.OA.A.3

, 3.OA.D.8

, 4.OA.A.3

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Also included in: Order of Operations Match Game BUNDLE! All levels! Grades 3, 4, 5, 6 & 7