
Materials that can be used to create an after school STEM program that allows students to learn the basics of coding. Very teacher-friendly resources for teachers who want to learn how to code alongside their students.
Materials that can be used to create an after school STEM program that allows students to learn the basics of coding. Very teacher-friendly resources for teachers who want to learn how to code alongside their students.
Computer Science > Coding
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Computer Science > General
This module introduces the concept of Computational Thinking and sets the stage for the four units to follow.
Computer Science > Coding
Computer Science > Computational Thinking
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Computer Science > Human Computer Interaction
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Computer Science > General
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From Code.org: With nothing but paper and markers, students will learn the four steps of computational thinking. After a brief introduction, students should be split into groups where they will have to create directions for other students to draw a specific monster (from a catalog of pre-selected mo more
Computer Science > Computational Thinking
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This activity allows the user to experiment with encoding and decoding messages using modular arithmetic. This activity would work well in mixed ability groups of four or five for about forty-five to fifty minutes if you use the exploration questions and twenty minutes otherwise. By shodor.org.
Computer Science > Computational Thinking
Interactive
A cipher is a message that has been written in such a way (encoded) that it is unreadable by others. In this lesson, students will use mapping to encode a sentence. Students who have ever played “Hangman” or watched Wheel of Fortune may find that those experiences help in this exercise. Students more
Computer Science > Computational Thinking
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Scratch is a fantastic application - free at scratch.mit.edu - for teaching students how to design algorithms as applied to a coding environment suitable for upper elementary, middle and high school students. (and adults!) See below for links to get started.
Computer Science > Coding
Computer Science > Computational Thinking
Computer Science > General
Interactive
This activity allows the user to explore Venn Diagrams and their various applications. This activity would work well in groups of two for about thirty to forty-five minutes if you use the exploration questions and fifteen to twenty minutes otherwise. By Shodor.org. One simple instruction you likely more
Computer Science > Computational Thinking
Interactive
Students will explore algorithm design by creating oral algorithms, giving instructions for other students to follow to duplicate a model supplied by the teacher. Student-student interaction will foster community and help them analyze the effectiveness of their algorithms. Required: plastic interloc more
Computer Science > Computational Thinking
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