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If your kids enjoy the original Hop Scotch Coding, they will LOVE this brand new edition with a Halloween twist! Halloween Hop Scotch Coding provides a simple, interactive introduction to unplugged, block-style coding that is perfect for Kindergarten through third graders as they learn the basics of programming.
The following resources are intended to be used for students to research a variety of inventors. Materials can be used as a whole class or in a research center.
Bot Basics Robot Stations and Activities will work with almost any moving, programmable robot and the tasks will vary slightly depending on the size and abilities of your robots. They are an ideal introduction to coding and robotics and are perfect for beginning coders of all ages!
STEM Bins® Team Building Activities are a wonderful way to build your classroom community for back to school and at the end of the school year, as well as allow students to practice and reflect on essential character skills.
Basic Facts Hop Scotch Coding provides a simple, interactive introduction to block-style coding that is perfect for Kindergarten through third graders as they learn the basics of programming and practice basic addition and subtraction facts.
Perfect for the Hour of Code and introducing Coding to your students! Now includes PAPERLESS Google Slides Hop Scotch coding! Students can build and act out their own their own codes in either a slideshow format or a board format!
Outdoor Discovery STEM Bins® and STEAM Bins are natural engineering centers that are ideal for outdoor classrooms, outdoor learning centers, or occasional outdoor excursions.
These challenges are designed specifically for fifth grade students and align with crosscutting NGSS science, math, and engineering standards!
This grading rubric is simple form of student accountability for performance on STEM Challenges and is compatible with any challenge.
Students can use a STEM Bin® with a building material of their choice to construct as many seasonal structures as possible.
These challenges are designed specifically for fourth grade students and align with crosscutting NGSS science, math, and engineering standards!
These challenges are designed specifically for third grade students and align with crosscutting NGSS science, math, and engineering standards!