E-M@TI-ON Code Week at Ralleia E.P.S.

E-M@TI-ON Code Week at Ralleia E.P.S.

From Sunday, October 21, 2018 7:00 AM
to Friday, November 2, 2018 12:00 AM

Ralleia Experimental Primary Schools

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Alexandrou 3, Pireas, Greece

During this period students from 9-12 years old will do many activities with Lego Wedo and Lego Mindstorms. They will also create scratch projects and do unplugged activities about programming. These activities were created for Erasmus+ project E-M@TI-ON.

    Primary school
    Basic programming concepts Robotics Unplugged activities Playful coding activities Visual/Block programming

Longitude: 23.658022
Latitude: 37.943391
Geoposition: 37.94339110000001,23.658021899999994

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-Stay within a perimeter marked by a black line

This activity is an interdisciplinary activity part of the  "From Mythology to Space" project.   

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