
Getting Loopy with Loops!
In this kindergarten computer science lesson, students explore algorithms through a playful "Looping Train Adventure," connecting everyday actions to the way computers follow instructions in a sequence. The lesson combines hands-on activities, reflective discussions, and creative illustrations to foster a foundational understanding of computer science concepts.
Lesson Grade Level
KindergartenLesson Plan Link/URL
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1uwwFgxLYYAfZZ4Z7HW6vHeff5QreGypKL6d90rh…Subject Area
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