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Preview of Code & Go Mouse: Introduction & Sequencing

Code & Go Mouse: Introduction & Sequencing

This Google slide deck walks you through a 1 hour introductory course for Colby, the Code & Go Robot Mouse! This lesson is fully CSTA aligned and includes assessment and rubric. I've done the fussy stuff for you, all that's left for you is to point, click, and go! CSTA K-2nd Standards Assessed: 1A-CS-02 - Hardware & Software 1A-AP-09 - Variables 1A-AP-11 Modularity To find out more about computer science standards, visit: https://csteachers.org/Page/standards
Preview of Code & Go Mouse: Transcribing

Code & Go Mouse: Transcribing

This Google slide deck walks you through a 1 hour course for Colby, the Code & Go Robot Mouse! This lesson is fully CSTA aligned and includes assessment and rubric. I've done the fussy stuff for you, all that's left for you is to point, click, and go! CSTA K-2nd Standards Assessed: 1A-CS-02 - Hardware & Software 1A-AP-09 - Variables 1A-AP-11 - Modularity 1A-AP-12 - Program Development To find out more about computer science standards, visit: https://csteachers.org/Page/standards
Preview of Bubbleology

Bubbleology

This lesson is one example of how you can implement the practice of investigating science through inquiry. In this activity, students explore soap bubbles, what makes good bubble-blowers, and the properties of bubble-making substances. Students pose questions and conduct investigations to find answers.
Preview of Sink or Float?

Sink or Float?

In this challenge, kids follow the design process to build a boat that can stay afloat and upright while weighed down with a heavy load of pennies.
Preview of Slide into Science

Slide into Science

The phenomenon of a “Playground Slide Bump” helps give an everyday context to students’ learning in a way that is relevant to them. It is likely a familiar context for students either in their school setting or in the playgrounds in their communities. Students will explain the phenomenon in a scientific way by telling a story with vocabulary words.
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