Co-taught Session The one-hour co-taught session for Coding Quest Grades 1-3 will provide you with a hands-on opportunity to learn alongside your students as a guest teacher facilitates the first module of the program. The co-taught session covers:
– A brief program overview of Coding Quest Grades 1-3 – An introduction to Blockly & Dash’s Neighbourhood – The Fundamentals of Coding module modelled as the first lesson in the program – A brief overview of a Virtual Showcase
Co-taught Session The one-hour co-taught session for Coding Quest Grades 4-8 will provide you with a hands-on opportunity to learn alongside your students as a guest teacher facilitates the first module of the program. The co-taught session covers:
– A brief program overview of Coding Quest Grades 4-8 – An introduction to Scratch 3.0 – The “Building a Storyline” module of the Storytelling theme or the “Game Planning” module of the Game Design theme modelled as the first lesson in the program -A brief overview of a Virtual Showcase
Co-taught Session The one-hour co-taught session for I3Grades 6-8 will provide you with a hands-on opportunity to learn alongside your students as a guest teacher who facilitates the first module of the program. The co-taught session covers:
– A program overview of I3 Grades 6-8 – Introduction to the Design Process Anchor Chart, Entrepreneurial Focus of the program & Global Competencies – The “Introducing I3, Global Competencies & the Design Process” lesson modelled as the first lesson – A brief overview of the National Invention Convention
Co-taught Session The one-hour co-taught session for Coding Quest Grades 4-8 will provide you with a hands-on opportunity to learn alongside your students as a guest teacher facilitates the first module of the program. The co-taught session covers:
– A brief program overview of Coding Quest Grades 4-8 – An introduction to Scratch 3.0 – The “Building a Storyline” module of the Storytelling theme or the “Game Planning” module of the Game Design theme modelled as the first lesson in the program -A brief overview of a Virtual Showcase
Co-taught Session The one-hour co-taught session for Coding Quest Grades 1-3 will provide you with a hands-on opportunity to learn alongside your students as a guest teacher facilitates the first module of the program. The co-taught session covers:
– A brief program overview of Coding Quest Grades 1-3 – An introduction to Blockly & Dash’s Neighbourhood – The Fundamentals of Coding module modelled as the first lesson in the program – A brief overview of a Virtual Showcase
Join Logics Academy in exploring an activity around block-based coding using a virtual robot called Dash from Wonder Workshop. Students will use Dash’s Neighbourhood to begin creating a story with the Fundamentals of Coding. Students will learn how to connect and use Dash’s Neighbourhood – an engaging 3D environment – to create and explore while building coding literacy in a block-based coding platform. An accredited Canadian educator will lead you in the co-taught activity.
Co-taught Session The one-hour co-taught session for Coding Quest Grades 1-3 will provide you with a hands-on opportunity to learn alongside your students as a guest teacher facilitates the first module of the program. The co-taught session covers:
– A brief program overview of Coding Quest Grades 1-3 – An introduction to Blockly & Dash’s Neighbourhood – The Fundamentals of Coding module modelled as the first lesson in the program – A brief overview of a Virtual Showcase
Join Logics Academy in exploring this year’s Hour of Code 2021 lesson ‘Timecraft with Minecraft’. Students will use Minecraft: Education Edition to travel back in time and put their coding skills to the test to help correct historical issues that have occurred in the past. An accredited Canadian educator and Microsoft Innovative Educator (MIE) will lead you in the lesson: Timecraft with Minecraft.
Join Logics Academy in exploring an activity in Minecraft called “Manito Ahbee Aki”. Students will use Minecraft: Education Edition to put their coding skills to the test and travel back in time to experience Anishinaabe culture, community and teachings before European contact in North America. An accredited Canadian educator and Microsoft Innovative Educator (MIE) will lead you in the lesson: Manito Ahbee Aki.
Join Logics Academy in exploring an activity around block-based coding using the world-famous Scratch 3.0. Students will use Scratch to begin creating a story or video game with the Fundamentals of Coding. Students will learn how to connect and use Scratch – to create and explore while building coding literacy in a block-based coding platform. An accredited Canadian educator will lead you in the co-taught activity.
Co-taught Session The one-hour co-taught session for Coding Quest Grades 4-8 will provide you with a hands-on opportunity to learn alongside your students as a guest teacher facilitates the first module of the program. The co-taught session covers:
– A brief program overview of Coding Quest Grades 4-8 – An introduction to Scratch 3.0 – The “Building a Storyline” module of the Storytelling theme or the “Game Planning” module of the Game Design theme modelled as the first lesson in the program -A brief overview of a Virtual Showcase
Join Logics Academy in exploring an activity around how to use various Minecraft blocks as “pixels” to produce pixel art versions of themselves, portrait or full body. Students will use Minecraft: Education Edition and put their visual art skills to the test as they recreate a self-portrait using Minecraft blocks. An accredited Canadian educator and Microsoft Innovative Educator (MIE) will lead you in the lesson: Pixel Selfies. Access this lesson and other lessons through the Minecraft Lesson Library!
Co-taught Session The one-hour co-taught session for Coding Quest Grades 1-3 will provide you with a hands-on opportunity to learn alongside your students as a guest teacher facilitates the first module of the program. The co-taught session covers:
– A brief program overview of Coding Quest Grades 1-3 – An introduction to Blockly & Dash’s Neighbourhood – The Fundamentals of Coding module modelled as the first lesson in the program – A brief overview of a Virtual Showcase
Join Logics Academy in exploring an activity around real-world programming with mBlock 5. Students will use mBlock to create fun projects and games through the use of both block and text-based editors to support every learner at different levels. Students will learn to code their own video game while learning the important concepts of coding using mBlock 5. An accredited Canadian educator will lead you in the activity.
Join Logics Academy in exploring an activity in Minecraft called “Fractions Steeplechase”. Students will use Minecraft: Education Edition to put their coding skills to the test to build a number line to represent fractions on a number line diagram. An accredited Canadian educator and Microsoft Innovative Educator (MIE) will lead you in the lesson: Fractions Steeplechase.
Co-taught Session The one-hour co-taught session for Coding Quest Grades 4-8 will provide you with a hands-on opportunity to learn alongside your students as a guest teacher facilitates the first module of the program. The co-taught session covers:
– A brief program overview of Coding Quest Grades 4-8 – An introduction to Scratch 3.0 – The “Building a Storyline” module of the Storytelling theme or the “Game Planning” module of the Game Design theme modelled as the first lesson in the program -A brief overview of a Virtual Showcase
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