Science K: Computer Science

Your students will learn about rainbows and their colours while learning basic computational thinking skills. Handout; Colour Handout

An unplugged coding activity for students to explore directionality, sequencing, critical thinking and problem solving.

A lesson about the importance of algorithms (giving sequenced instructions) as an introduction to coding. Slide show

Students will draw their favourite animals, but to add a coding twist, they will also sort all the animals that they drew.

Students will use clear frames with shapes drawn on them to find matching shapes in their environment.

Using the game, “Two Truths and a Lie”, students will learn the difference truth and lies Handout; Images