Can one successfully integrate Computational Thinking into separate class lesson plans? Absolutely, it just might look a little different for each student. #FRIT7234Summer23
We are wrapping up our summer classes this week. I created a lesson plan where students program stories with Scratch using dialogue. Students will extend their learning by writing the story in their journal focusing on dialogue. #FRIT7234Summer23
In our final week of class, we are learning to incorporate computer science in our classrooms. I am working on a coding lesson with fables to study characters and algorithms. #Frit7234Summer23
This week in class we studied how important patterns are to computer programming. I learned all about patterns when completing my math endorsement, but patterns are everywhere! I will include them in my ELA instruction next year! Patterns are key. #FRIT7234Summer23
This week I learned about abstraction and decomposition by coding Mad Libs on scratch. It took me several tries and reminded me how important brain breaks are to my students and myself! We are all learning to solve complex problems together. #FRIT7234Summer23
I've really enjoyed putting together an infographic to visually represent an algorithm. I chose a social-emotional topic due to the specific need in my classroom. #FRIT7234Summer23
This week I learned that testing and debugging are vital coding skills. Students can grow their analytical skills from trying to find the mistakes. I always want to be right the first time, but I know that errors are part of the learning process. #FRIT7234Summer23
I enjoyed making my first infographic on how to log into My Launchpad. I am looking forward to adding it to my classroom in the fall. #FRIT7234Summer23