Activities | 2026-09-27

A fun, Halloween-themed unplugged coding activity! Students act as computers by following a precise 13-step pseudo-code algorithm to draw a Frankenstein face. The activity introduces basic programming concepts such as strict sequencing, basic shape rendering, and loops (e.g., "Loop 2 times", "Loop 3 times"). It even includes a critical thinking challenge to modify the algorithm to create a friendl

Activities | 2026-09-27

A highly creative unplugged coding activity where art meets logic! Students learn about Boolean values (True/False) and Conditional statements (If/Then/Else). By evaluating true or false statements about a monster, students must follow specific "If/Then/Else" rules to determine exactly how to draw and color their unique creature on the provided template. Target Audience: Primary school students (8

Activities | 2026-09-27

A magical, Halloween-themed unplugged coding activity! Students are introduced to the fundamental concept of "algorithms" by analyzing 6 scrambled panels and putting them in the correct logical order to successfully brew a magic potion and turn into a frog. Target Audience: Primary school students (6- 8 years old / Grades 1-3). Objectives: Understand that an algorithm is a specific, step-by-step

Activities | 2026-09-27

A multicultural unplugged coding activity where students act as language detectives! By navigating an alphanumeric coordinate grid (rows A-F, columns 1-6), students decipher secret codes to reveal how to say "Thank You" in French, German, and Spanish. This challenge beautifully combines computational thinking with linguistic diversity. Target Audience: Primary school students (11-12 years old / Gr

Activities | 2026-09-27

Short Description: A fun and engaging unplugged coding activity designed for young ESL students. Students act as programmers by using directional arrows (up, down, left, right) to guide a cute squirrel through a grid map. Their goal is to reach the acorns while navigating around autumn leaves that act as obstacles. Target Audience: Primary school students (7-9 years old / Grades 2-3). Objectives:

Activities | 2026-09-27

Στόχοι ​Προγραμματισμός: Κατανόηση της αλληλουχίας εντολών, προσανατολισμός &s

Activities | 2026-09-27

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Activities | 2026-09-27

An engaging unplugged coding activity where primary students act as detectives! Using a visual cipher key, students must substitute symbols for letters to decode a top-secret message. The puzzle reveals the golden rule of friendship: "RESPECT". This activity beautifully combines computational thinking (basic cryptography and pattern recognition) with social-emotional learning. Objectives: Introd

Activities | 2026-09-27

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Activities | 2026-09-27

An engaging unplugged coding activity celebrating the European Day of Languages. Young students act as programmers by drawing directional arrows (up, down, left, right) to guide a character across a grid. Their mission is to visit different European flags and discover basic greetings.  Objectives: Understand the concept of algorithms as a specific sequence of instructions. Use directional