[Edu-sig] lessons in computational thinking
Daniel Ajoy
da.ajoy at gmail.com
Sat Aug 17 22:45:21 CEST 2013
http://www.google.com/edu/computational-thinking/lessons.html
These lessons were developed by The Integrating Computational and Creative Thinking (IC2Think) Project at the University of Nebraska in Lincoln, NE. The IC2Think project is supported by the National Science Foundation under project ID NSF 1122956. It is also supported in part by the University of Nebraska’s Center for Computational Creativity and the Office of Research and Economic Development.
Core Subject: English-Language Arts
Subject: Language
Grade: 5-8
Type: Lesson
Writing a Story
Collaborate with others to build a story. Afterwards, find the "bugs" in the story and fix them to give the overall story a more logical flow.
Core Subject: English-Language Arts
Subject: Language
Grade: 3-6
Type: Lesson
Ciphering a Sentence
Develop a cipher and encode a sentence and develop an algorithm for encoding and decoding.
Core Subject: All
Subject: All
Grade: 1-6
Type: Lesson
Exploring Your Environment
Gather data about a place or environment, organize the data in a table and look for patterns.
Core Subject: All
Subject: All
Grade: 3-6
Type: Lesson
Machine Testing
Develop a strategy for testing a mysterious new machine.
Core Subject: All
Subject: All
Grade: 1-6
Type: Lesson
Guessing Game
Play a guessing game with your friends and develop a process for efficient guessing.
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