Coding Board Game - Codidactic

This week we're featuring the father-son duo Laksh and Capt. Venkat from Circuit Heroes. Together, they're turning real-world engineering into play.

Introduce children to electronics with Circuit Heroes: League of Components. A fun, interactive card game that makes learning electronics feel like an adventure.

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Are you creating educational materials for teaching coding or robotics? We'd love to learn about your work!

We showcase innovative educators like Laksh and Capt. Venkat. If you're interested in being featured, reach out!

This week we're featuring Brittany Washburn ( Technology Teaching Resources with Brittany Washburn ). She develops engaging, hands-on activities that make technology concepts accessible and fun for young learners.

With Build a Paper Computer, students make their own paper laptops while learning about computer parts and digital systems. Perfect for Kindergarten!

Build a Paper Computer here: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Build-a-Paper-Computer-Printable-Laptop-Parts-Tech-Lab-Activity-2949758

Are you creating educational materials for teaching coding or robotics? We'd love to learn about your work!

We showcase innovative educators like Brittany who are making STEM accessible and engaging for young learners. If you're interested in being featured, reach out!

Build a Paper Computer | Printable Laptop Parts & Tech Lab Activity Students build their own paper laptops while learning about computer parts and digital systems. A perfect back-to-school STEM activity for tech labs and bulletin boards. Low-prep, hands-on, and fun!Get ready to add some fun and excitement to your computer science or STEM time with this build your ow...

Try the Codidactic Open Source Board Game at your school, it's completely free!

Students will learn fundamental coding principles in a fun and engaging way.

You are free to adapt, remix, transform, and build upon the material for any purpose.

GitHub - codidactic/board-game: Coding Board Game - Learn programming fundamentals. Coding Board Game - Learn programming fundamentals. - codidactic/board-game

This week we're featuring Brooke Brown ( Teach Outside the Box ), she creates hands-on, movement-based activities that make programming concepts accessible for young learners.

Check out her profile and work on our creators page 👇
🔗 https://codidactic.com/creators

One of her standout resources is "Hop Scotch Coding" Students build code paths using patterns to understand programming fundamentals. It's perfect for K-3 classrooms and makes coding feel like play! https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Hop-Scotch-Coding-Hour-of-Code-Interactive-Unplugged-Coding-Google-Slides-3418352

Hop Scotch Coding® (Hour of Code) - Interactive Unplugged Coding / Google Slides 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! Love Hop Scotch Coding?! Save BIG with the Bundle! Check out my other....

The second Codidactic workbook is here! 🎉

Empower young learners (ages 6+) to solve real-life problems through code.

No prior coding experience required.

Available now on Teachers Pay Teachers:

https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/I-Solve-Real-Life-Problems-Using-Code-Workbook-6-64-pp-13905449

We are open sourcing our Learn to Code Board Game (4+)

I previously shared a post about a board game we created to teach kids the fundamentals of programming. You can check out some videos we made with our child here: https://codidactic.com/course/1/learn-programming-fundamentals

After a year, we've decided to open source the board game so anyone can use it for free. You can find all the files on GitHub: https://github.com/codidactic/board-game

This game helped my kid internalize programming concepts like assignments, variables, arrays, loops, conditions, operators, etc. Now I’m confident he’ll understand them later on. I hope it will help your kids too.

You are free to:
- Share and redistribute the material in any medium or format.
- Adapt, remix, transform, and build upon the material.
- Use for any purpose, including commercially.
- (Just make sure to provide proper attribution).

If you'd like to contribute or improve the project, we welcome contributions on GitHub. Feel free to jump in!

A big thank you to everyone who gave feedback and helped us improve along the way.

Enjoy!

The first workbook of the Codidactic Series is on Teachers Pay Teachers for just $5 !

The learner will:

- Be introduced to computers, coding, the internet and robotics.
- Develop computational thinking skills, including decomposition, pattern recognition, abstraction, and algorithm design.
- Be introduced to functions, variables, assignments, conditions and loops.
- Start reading, writing and debugging code using block programming.
- Participate in activities including music, writing, and visual arts.

Format: A4.
Number of pages: 48 pp.
Content type: Unplugged activities + access to digital content.
Recommended age: For learners aged 5 and up.

My First Code and Circuits Workbook - Unplugged coding - For ages 5+ - 48 pp. Introduce young learners to coding with collaborative games, cut-out materials, and interactive problem-solving exercises. Includes unplugged activities + digital content.Easy-to-follow activities and video tutorials simplify lesson delivery, even for educators with no prior coding experience!The le...

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