to Tuesday, October 18, 2022 9:30 AM
L/D Rasa, L/D Kodėlčiukas
Invite-only in-person activity
Lithuanian
Lithuania
Vykdomos veiklos - savaitė su IT. Veiklos skirtos fiziniam aktyvumui skatinti. Savaitės eigoje bus naudojamas "Judrusis kubas", su QR kodais ,kuriuos bandys nuskaityti patys vaikai( su mokytojo pagalba) , bei atkartoti, kartu pasportuoti, vėliau bandys patys kurti fiziniam aktyvumui skirtas veiklas, QR kodus.
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Pre-primary education
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Playful coding activities
Longitude: 23.887194
Latitude: 55.32611
Geoposition: 55.32610984,23.88719355
Nearby upcoming activities:

Safer Internet Day 2025 - History, Importance, and Facts
We plan to discuss the History and Nowadays of SID concerning such issues as
- What Sager Internet Day is;
- History of Safer Internet Day;
- When Sager Internet Day is celebrated;
- How You Can Observe Safer Internet Day;
- Some Important Internet Safety tips;
- Coding Activities.

Saugesnio interneto diena
Didinti vaikų informuotumą apie saugumą internete per užsiėmimus be kompiuterio. Planuoti ir vykdyti spalvinimo veiklų su pikselių meno kodavimu, siekaint ugdyti vaikų supratymą apie saugų interneto naudojimą.

“STEAM codes: from letters to flags"
In our CodeWeek event “STEAM codes: from letters to flags”, children will learn the basics of coding through creative and interactive activities. They will code the letters of the “STEAM with games” project name and various national flags using colors, symbols, or other coding methods. This activity will help develop logical thinking, problem-solving skills, and a better understanding of how information can be encoded. It will also encourage them to explore European countries and their cultures. Working in teams, children will share ideas and discover that coding can be fun and easily understandable—even without a computer! me and various national flags using colors, symbols, or other coding methods. This activity will help develop logical thinking, problem-solving skills, and a better understanding of how information can be encoded. It will also encourage them to explore European countries and their cultures. Working in teams, children will share ideas and discover that coding can be fun and easily understandable—even without a computer!