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These Scratch exit ticket cards focus on review of motion blocks and coordinates in coding lessons. The cards support formative assessment and allow you to quickly see which students grasp motion blocks and which need reteaching. Students practice identifying motion blocks, revising vocabulary, coordinate plane, and reviewing lesson content. The set includes 20 cards in two layout options (4 per A4 page or 2 per A4 page). 💡How can you use these cards:At the end of your lesson At the begin

These Scratch exit ticket cards focus on review of event blocks in coding lessons. The cards support formative assessment and allow you to quickly see which students grasp event blocks and which need reteaching. Students practice identifying event blocks, ordering steps, revising vocabulary, reading code, and reviewing lesson content. The set includes 27 cards in two layout options (4 per A4 page or 2 per A4 page). 💡How can you use these cards:At the end of your lesson At the beginning of

These beginning coding activities with fall-theme task cards are great for students to learn the basics of directional coding. There are 16 different coding task cards that have students follow directional codes and create their own program using arrows. An editable version is available in Google Slides and Canva by clicking on the link. Everything is available in color and back&white. Use these task card activities as a STEM center or for independent work as an introduction to unplugged co

This is a printable unplugged coding resource that can be used to practice directional coding with arrows. It is a great STEM activity that includes habitats vocabulary which can be integrated with Science lessons. Both colored and black-and-white versions, as well as editable cards in Google Slides, are available. WHAT IS INCLUDED?TOTAL 30 pagesGuide & ContentTask cards in black&whiteTask cards in colorGrids in black&whiteGrids in colorComputer window cards for writing code in black&whiteC