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Colour by Number: Image Representation

by Janet Pinto

Computers store drawings, photographs and other pictures using only numbers. The following activity demonstrates how they can do this. By Computer Science Unplugged.

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Blue Bot (Similar to Bee Bot)

by Janet Pinto

Similar to Bee Bot, but for Androids.

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Scratch

by Janet Pinto

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.

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Ceasar’s Cipher

by Janet Pinto

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.

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Lesson Plan: Algorithmic Thinking

by Janet Pinto

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

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Bee Bot App

by Janet Pinto

The Bee-Bot App enables children to improve their skills in directional language and programming through sequences of forwards, backwards, left and right 90 degree turns. The app has been developed with 12 levels encouraging progression. Each level is timed and the faster it is completed the more st more

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Flipgrid

by Lani deGuia

Free application where teachers and students can set up "grids" and interact with short videos and other tools.

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Algorithm Design

by Molly Ward, M.S. Science Education

This module introduces the concept of Algorithm Design in Computational Thinking. Examples of algorithm design are shown and resources for teaching algorithm design skills in the classroom are introduced.

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Abstraction and Pattern Generalization

by Molly Ward, M.S. Science Education

This module introduces the concepts and processes of abstraction and pattern generalization, the third step in Computational Thinking. Examples of abstraction are shown and resources for teaching abstraction skills in the classroom are introduced.

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Programming the Finch Robot in Java

by Oracle Academy

This workshop engages students who have completed the Creating Java Programs with Greenfoot and Programming the Finch robot in Greenfoot to program an interface to a small robot designed to inspire and delight students learning computer science using Java

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