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COMPLETE PreK Library Curriculum for an entire school year! This Curriculum Bundle outlines what to teach in your library media center for PreKindergarten across multiple content areas.   Coming up with a Library Media curriculum takes time, patience, and testing. This PreK Curriculum bundle includes when and what to teach students about specific library, digital citizenship, coding, library, design, and computer science skills.  This PreK Library curriculum supports the Scope and Sequen

Teach tech-free coding to PreK - 1st grade students.Coding isn’t just about robots and fancy apps. Coding concepts and skills can still be taught without technology and robots. Grab two  unplugged coding activities that get students up & moving while learning to code!  After downloading this bundle you will receive printable and interactive activities for early learners to learn basic coding skills. This bundle includes:  Unplugged Coding Activities → movement activities that teach specific c

Teach tech-free coding to PreK - 5th grade students.Coding isn’t just about robots and fancy apps. Coding concepts and skills can still be taught without technology and robots. Grab all of my unplugged coding activities in one place!  After downloading this bundle you will receive printable, paperless, and interactive activities for elementary students to learn basic coding skills and write their own code. This bundle includes coding lessons and activities that:  Build communityTeach perspectiv

STUDENTS LEARN THE ALPHABET, SPELL THEIR NAMES, AND LEARN CODING CONCEPTS WHILE THEY GET UP AND MOVE!These bright and fun alphabet cards help young learners learn the alphabet and spell their name through conditional coding. This activity is great for a whole group, small group, or station activity.  After downloading this resource you will receive cards that get early learners up and moving to the alphabet! These cards are easy to manipulate for small hands that are developing fine motor skills

A standards-based lesson and activities that guides you to teach early learners how to be a computer programmer. Teach primary students how to write their own code. Coding is an abstract concept. One that is difficult for PreK and Kindergarten students to visualize. This lesson and included activities teaches them in a hands-on, concrete way what it means to write your own code and be a programmer. After downloading this resource you will receive a standards-based activity for young students to

A standards-based lesson that guides you to teach early learners how to be a computer programmer. Teach primary students how to write their own code. Coding is an abstract concept. One that is difficult for PreK and Kindergarten students to visualize. This lesson teaches them in a hands-on, concrete way what it means to write your own code and be a programmer. After downloading this resource you will receive a standards-based activity for young students to write their own code. This resource inc

Engage primary students in computational thinking and pattern recognition through play.Teach PreK and Kindergarteners how to use patterns and apply them to code. After downloading this resource, you will receive a complete lesson to use with primary students that will introduce them to the concept of pattern recognition in code. This resource includes:  Standards Based lesson that outlines how to teach patterns. The lesson is designed around interactive activities and independent work. Standards

Get young learners up and moving with this interactive lesson that will teach them the concept of a series of code. Teach PreK and Kindergarteners what a series is. After downloading this resources, you will receive a complete lesson to use with primary students that will introduce them to the concept of series in code. This resource includes:  Standards Based lesson that outlines how to teach series. The lesson is designed around a read aloud and movement activity. Standards are listed below. 8

Introduce the concept of coding to PreKindergarten Students in a fun and interactive way. Coding is an abstract concept that young children cannot touch or see. This interactive lesson will have early learners up, moving, and creating while learning the concept of coding.This resource includes:  Standards Based lesson that includes an interactive read aloud, movement activity, and drawing activity. Standards listed below.Suggested picture books to read aloud that invite student interaction.Direc

Interactive & offline coding activities that get students moving, interacting, and playing!It can be a challenge to maintain a balance between screen time and keeping children active while teaching children how to code.   If you want to add in some movement and play into your coding and computational thinking lessons, this slideshow has you covered. It has more than 25 activities that get children across ages moving, interacting, and playing while they learn and practice coding, series, loops,

The Elementary Coding Bundle is your comprehensive resources for teaching PreK-6th grade students how to code. It’s packed with over 40 engaging activities and lessons that cover a wide range of elementary coding activities. From unplugged coding and coding vocabulary to block coding and coding games, you’ll find it all in one place.  Empower students with the skills of the future with robots, digital activities, and unplugged activities. With the Elementary Coding Bundle, you’ll gain access to

Play Based Coding for Primary Students Teach early programmers how to code.  This eBook outlines how to teach coding to PreK and Kindergarten students in a developmentally friendly way. It includes: A unit map that outlines the flow of a coding unit to teach primary learnersList of picture books that are the best to teach the concept of codingList of the best robots to use with PreK and KindergartenersSimple structures to teach coding to early learnersSuggested activities that are a fun way to

Introduce your young learners to the captivating world of coding by offering them a FUN and hands-on activity. With this resource, you can show your students that not all programmers code the same way, emphasizing the importance of perspective in coding. As programmers craft their code, their individual experiences, passions, and expertise shape how they write and what they create. Some programmers are driven by social justice and develop programs that support or shed light on critical issues. O