Computational Thinking Teaching Resources

teachinglondoncomputing.org

Teaching London Computing in conjunction with cs4fn have produced a series of fun, mainly unplugged, activities for use in the classroom, suitable for all ages. Also see our page on resources liste…

neolms.com

From Green Dot to TedEd, there are plenty of online resources for those teaching computational thinking in their classrooms. Some online lesson plans on the subject are simply amazing. Plus, I made a list of extra professional development resources for computational thinking.

neolms.com

From Green Dot to TedEd, there are plenty of online resources for those teaching computational thinking in their classrooms. Some online lesson plans on the subject are simply amazing. Plus, I made a list of extra professional development resources for computational thinking.

neolms.com

Learn more about the evolution of NEO LMS since we launched in 2009

brainpop.com

These family and homeschool activities are designed to complement the BrainPOP Jr. Computer Thinking topic page, which includes a movie, quizzes, online games, printable activities, and more.

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Computational Thinking in PE and Sports

primotoys.com

Because computational thinking is a way of thinking, it doesn’t require using computers. Instead, we can use playful ‘offline’ or ‘unplugged’ games.

teachinglondoncomputing.org

Teaching London Computing in conjunction with cs4fn and support from Google have produced a series of fun activities and booklets based around puzzles that teach computing topics and computational …

gettingsmart.com

By Dacia Jones - It is imperative that students are prepared for the future of work. Computational thinking will help students learn and master 21st-century skills. Computational thinking can guide students through a series of steps, similar to an algorithm, to solve open-ended problems.

data.gov

This May marks the tenth anniversary of Data.gov, the federal government's open data site. Launched by the U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) in May 2009 with a modest 47 datasets, Data.gov has grown to over 200,000 datasets from hundreds of ... Continued