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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

Digital color sorting activity for primary students that engages them in early pattern recognition; a necessary coding skill. Engage students in sorting objects by color. This introductory coding activity will introduce students to the attribute of color. Sorting objects by attribute is a beginning skill for pattern recognition. Pattern recognition is a necessary coding skill. One where students need to identify and apply patterns when remixing or writing their own code.  After downloading this

Award students’ coding skills with these kid friendly achievement bracelets, tags, stickers & digital stickers.If you are looking for ways to celebrate & /or reward students’ coding capabilities, reward them with achievement badges, bracelets, stickers and digital stickers!  This resource includes:  1 page of color printable research achievement badges, perfect to add students’ achievement rings; 5 designs on the page.1 page of black and white printable research achievement badges, perfect to a

Support and engage independence when students program Unruly Splats.Teach block coding across content areas with these task cards and activities.  Whether students are just learning block code, or are more advanced programmers, there is something for everyone! Task Cards that can be printed 3 or 4 to a page → print & laminate to help students use as a planning tool before they create the codeBlank Planning Sheets  → Planning sheets that help students set a goal and sketch out what the code will

Support and engage independence in emerging programmers with the FINCH robot.It can be difficult to know where to begin when introducing a robot or block coding.  The task cards and activity sheets give students opportunities to explore the SNAP! Jr™ software, plan programs to use with the Finch robot, and build off of their programming skills with purpose. Motion cards to use with SNAP! Jr™→ print & laminate to help students use as a planning tool before they create the code in SNAP!Visual and