Introduction to Coding for Elementary and Middle School Students

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Introduction to Coding for Elementary and Middle School Students Presented by: Amanda Owens January 27, 2017 12:00 PM - 12:40 PM

Objectives Brief introductions Why teach coding? Favorite coding resources Unplugged coding Overview of Scratch Create

District Contact Lakehurst School District Lakehurst Elementary School Located near the Jersey Shore Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst → Thank you NAVAIR Contact K-8 Technology Teacher Lego League Jr. Coach Basic Skills Instruction aowens821@gmail.com @owens_teach

Why Teach Coding?

*Click the icon to the navigate to the website

Unplugged

Task Cards Printable Coding Blocks Thank you, Paul Heather Download the file here!

Fishball Click here for full .pdf of Fishball game Thank you to author Dr. Jon Woodcock

scratch.mit.edu 2 1 Create an account Create your 1st project

sprites location of sprite stage script backdrop sprite library

3 4 Rename your project Fishball Put together the above script to control the cat sprite

Put together this script to control the soccer ball sprite 5 Add a soccer ball sprite 4

Click Data then Make a Variable and type “Score” next to Variable name: 8 6 7 Add Button 1 and Button 5 in Sprite Library. Move them on stage as shown. Rename Button 1 as Goal and Button 5 as Start

Add these two blocks to the soccer ball’s script 9

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