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Computer science Common Core 5.OA.A.1 resources
⭐ NO PREP K-6 FREE Emergency Sub Plans
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PreK - 6th
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Coding for 3D Design
This lesson will introduce students to Beetle Blocks, a website that uses visual coding and 3D design. Students will use code blocks to control a beetle that can place 3D shapes and extrude its path as a tube. Optionally, teachers can print student work using a 3D printer.
This download includes a lesson plan, student worksheets with teacher answer key and a slideshow for teachers to use. No coding experience required.
Grades:
5th - 8th
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Distance Learning Math Games | Number Patterns Game | Scratch 3.0 Lesson Plan
Looking for distance learning math games? Check out this number patterns game that includes a Scratch 3.0 lesson plan and FREE video tutorials. It's a whack-a-mole game your learners play then code. Whack-a-rule is a game on the Scratch platform that promotes and reinforces factors, multiples, patterns, prime numbers and basically any number property you want to investigate! The goal is for learners to work out all the mathematical rules associated with the 4 moles. Learners can then create and
Binary Coding - POKEMON THEMED
Hi all! This is a simple worksheet for upper primary students to practice binary coding into text. It follows a Base 2 number system.
You can use the second sheet to type up your own (Adobe Reader should allow you to add texts) codes and Pokemon names.
Grades:
4th - 6th
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Easy Python Game - Math Game 24
The game 24 pulls on a range of mathematical thinking and skills, including addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, order of operations, and number sense. Using Python to play 24 is a creative and fun way to practice math skills (whole class, small groups or individually) while introducing students to the Python language and how to run programs using IDLE.
Follow these 5 easy steps to start playing the game in your classroom!
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4th - 12th
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