This document discusses coding and its uses in education. Coding involves writing instructions for computers and is used in robotics, animation, game design, and web development. Learning coding skills can empower students and enhance curricula when integrated into lessons using tools like Ozobot, EV3, and WeDo robots. It promotes skills like problem solving, critical thinking, and teamwork. Websites like Scratch and Code.org provide resources to teach coding at different grade levels.

1. CODING
101Karlie Jeffery, Grade 3 FI DCDSB
Hillary Rogers, Grade 1 FI DCDSB
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2. What is coding?
• “Code is the list of instructions given to any
computer in order for it to perform the
desired actions. Every time you switch on a
PC, a mobile phone, a calculator, even a
microwave, code is being run.”

3. Robotics

4. Animation

5. Game Design

6. Web Dev

8. Why should we care about
coding?

9. Why should we care about
coding?

12. Empowering Student Voice

14. UTILIZING CODING TO
ENHANCE CURRICULA

15. Robotics & Curriculum

16. Robotics & Curriculum

17. Skill Development
Analyzing and interpreting
Making connections
Critical thinking
Problem solving
Creativity
Communication
Reasoning
Teamwork
Leadership
Planning
Organizing
Initiative
Responsibility
Inquiry and investigating
Spatial reasoning

18. Tools

19. Robotics
• Ozobot (Junior)
• EV3 (Junior/ Intermediate)
• WeDo (Primary)
• Dash and Dot (Primary)

20. Apps by Level

21. Websites
 Scratch.com
 Code.org (Hour of Code)
 Tynker.com
• Madewithcode.com

22. Lesson Ideas

23. Ozobot

24. We Do showcase

25. Ev3 and Project Based Learning

26. Sumobots

27. SKILLS Ontario

28. Hour of Code