Cinco de Mayo Unplugged Coding Activity
Cinco de Mayo Unplugged Coding Activity
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Integrate coding in your classroom with an Unplugged Coding Cinco de Mayo Activity!
Perfect introduction to coding or as added coding practice for your students! No robots needed! Just print and go with the easy to implement Cinco de Mayo Coding Challenge.
Unplugged Coding Process:
Students learn the logic and thinking that goes into writing codes using Block Coding. They learn 3 vocabulary words: Computer, Code, and Programmer.
For Cinco de May Unplugged Coding, students become unplugged programmers writing different codes to help the kids collect all of the supplies needed for an amazing Cinco de Mayo classroom party!
Each activity and code is unique as students create their own board and code by moving the start point, obstacles, and end point on their coding sheets. After they have completed their activity, there is time for reflection on what worked and what didn't.
Material List:
- Paper
- Scissors
Includes:
- Teacher Instructions (with photo)
- Student Instructions
- Student Unplugged Coding Activity
- Student Reflection Sheet
- Programming Vocabulary Words
- NGSS and Common Core Standards