Coding

Battle Bots on a Budget: As an avid reader of Make Magazine for over 10 years, I've read dozens of stories about the Maker Faires that happen every year across the country. Finally, in 2014, I packed up the family and headed three hours South-East to one of the largest of t…

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Unplugged coding is a great activity to do with our younger students. There isn't the worry about gathering expensive technology, learning how to work robots, or making sure everything is charged. Students can become a coder who is "programming" a set of commands to run the program on a "robot"

Did you know that you can use beads to write your name in the ASCII Binary code that computers use? Code Your Name is a fun STEM activity for kids!

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Simple, developmentally appropriate starting points for Robotics and coding for early childhood students and elementary beginners! Comparison charts of all my favorite robots, beginner Bot Basics challenges, plus easy ways to integrate Robotics with Math and English Language Arts instruction! Elementary STEM

How to bring STEM to your English Lesson in the Early Years - introduce coding in kindergarten during play. FREE printable coding cards to download | you clever monkey

Simple STEM for elementary students Subscribe for Exclusive STEM Freebies STEM Engagement Starts Here our low prep resources are: Best Sellers Latest on the blog Hi there, I’m Brooke Brown! I’m the teacher, mom and curriculum designer behind Teach Outside the Box. If you’re looking for low prep, top quality resources tor STEM, Makerspace, Robotics,...

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Do you have a STEM station in your classroom or homeschool? If you aren't sure how to facilitate STEM / STEAM learning, fear not! It may sound intimidating but it is truly intuitive to kids especially at the primary level where their little minds are bursting with imagination and creativity. By setting up a ready-to-go STEM station, you will be providing an open invitation for STEM exploration.