My activities are inspired by my time as a computer science teacher for elementary/middle school. I really leaned into my background in digital art to create activities that engage both sides of the brain.
Help students explore logic, spatial reasoning, and coding fundamentals with this fun, hands-on activity! Using simple codes that include a color and a number, students will draw paths on the circuit grid to connect starting points to their matching circles. The challenge? Each path must follow the exact number of units specified! What You’ll Need: Pencils and crayons. Teacher Tip: Print multiple copies to account for mistakes and ensure all students can complete the activity successfully. Perfe
This Robo-Friends Adventure Activity from Code Colors invites students to a futuristic world where three friendly robots—Redbot, Greenbot, and Bluebot—must navigate a maze to reach their Life Stars! Students help the robots by coloring the paths according to unique patterns: • Redbot: Red, Yellow, Red, Yellow… • Greenbot: Green, Purple, Green, Purple… • Bluebot: Blue, Green, Blue, Green… With just a pencil and markers or crayons, students can bring the maze to life. The activity includes an
3rd - 5th
Computer Science - Technology, Engineering, Math
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My activities are inspired by my time as a computer science teacher for elementary/middle school. I really leaned into my background in digital art to create activities that engage both sides of the brain.
My own education history
I graduated from Clark Atlanta University with a degree in Mass Media Arts with a concentration in Film.
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