to Wednesday, October 10, 2018 6:00 PM
Elementary school "Sreten Mladenovic Mika"
Other
Šabačka 20, Niš, Serbia
Students will make games on Space topic dedicated to Space education during the World Space Week 4-10 October 2018 #WSW18. The younger students will make games in Scratch and the older in Construct3 platform. They will also make and program robots for Space exploration using Lego WeDo2.0, Boost and Lego Education MINDSTORMS EV3 Space Exploration Set
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Primary school
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Basic programming concepts
Robotics
Other
Playful coding activities
Art and creativity
Visual/Block programming
Game design
Motivation and awareness raising
Promoting diversity
Nearby upcoming activities:
Ardubots RACE - Robotics Arduino Challenge in Europe
The "Ardubots RACE - Robotics Arduino Challenge in Europe" is an exciting eTwinning project designed for 17-year-old students from Serbia and France. This collaborative initiative aims to promote cross-cultural understanding, teamwork, and STEM skills through the creation of Arduino-based autonomous robots. Students will work in international teams, fostering friendships and collaboration between different cultures. The project culminates in a series of challenges, including friendly robot competitions and races, where teams compete to achieve the best times while navigating special-shaped circuits.
Developing 21st century skills through coding - eTwinning project
Official start of the etwinning project "Developing 21st century skills through coding " founded by teachers participating in the Summer School EUCodeWeek 2023 in Brussels.
It is intended that students develop the skills necessary for 21st-century jobs through challenges posed by teachers or through the creation of solutions to problems related to their contexts where they will have to use coding.
Ardubots RACE - Robotics Arduino Challenge in Europe
The "Ardubots RACE - Robotics Arduino Challenge in Europe" is an exciting eTwinning project designed for 17-year-old students from Serbia and France. This collaborative initiative aims to promote cross-cultural understanding, teamwork, and STEM skills through the creation of Arduino-based autonomous robots. Students will work in international teams, fostering friendships and collaboration between different cultures. The project culminates in a series of challenges, including friendly robot competitions and races, where teams compete to achieve the best times while navigating special-shaped circuits.