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Looking to change up your back to school activities? This activity is an icebreaker with a twist. -
This Scratch Unplugged Coding Activity is a great back to school task to build on from simple algorithms; looking at how to be precise and efficient with our instructions. -
Christmas Crack the Code is a great way to introduce the concepts of Binary Coding - looking at how computers use a secret code to communicate with each other. Students will learn about decoding, debugging, problem solving, and critical thinking in a fun and motivating way. -
This halloween unplugged coding activity is a great way to introduce or build on from simple algorithm concepts. We have a Halloween problem! We've lost some of our candy while out trick or treating! -
So, word on the street is, there is a local Bee Farmer who is trying to speed up how quickly his bees can get around his homes flowers and then back to the hive. Your job, is to see if you can help him find the quickest route to get to each of the flowers and back to the hive. Do you think you have what it takes? -
This fun activity combines learning around the types of digital devices and computer peripherals. Use colouring in to sort the types of digital devices, and to sort different computer peripherals such as input devices, output devices, and processing units. -
Halloween Crack the Code is a great way to introduce the concepts of Binary Coding - looking at how computers use a secret code to communicate with each other. Students will learn about decoding, debugging, problem solving, and critical thinking in a fun and motivating way. -
This is a great Halloween coding activity to build on from simple algorithms; looking at how to be precise and efficient with our instructions. -
HTML Code a Website: All About You literally means making a website all about yourself! How cool is that! This back to school project is the perfect way to kickstart the year or get back into the school routine. Students will follow this booklet and make a website all about them! A No Prep booklet that teaches your students basic website coding. -
A No Prep booklet that teaches your students basic website coding. Coding can be a tricky thing to teach. Especially when you don't know much about it. Because of this, a lot of teachers use block coding based programs to teach coding, as the drag and drop feature makes it easier to follow and understand. This is great, but it doesn't incorporate or teach written code. Our aim with this resource is to be the next step up from block coding. A no prep way of introducing written code with primary and intermediate aged students.
