Halloween coding unplugged

These Halloween coding activities are a screen free way to get kids learning about sequencing and coding while creating art! Free printable.

This Halloween secret code worksheet is a free printable where kids will use the code to unveil the secret Halloween saying.

This lesson will walk you and your students through building a fun game for Halloween. It includes an introduction to the game, and 4 step-by-step tutorials.

The children have been very interested in maps lately; they create them at our writing table and use them in their dramatic play, refer to ...

These Halloween inspired coding games combines STEAM storytime (one of our favorite ways to integrate read-aloud books) with a fun coding STEAM challenge.

These fun fall themed coding activities are great for beginners to learn the basics of directional coding. There are 25 different ready to print unplugged coding activities that have students follow directional codes and create their own program using arrows. Use these activities as a STEM center or for independent work as an introduction to coding. There is also a digital version using Google Slides. Students will need a Google account to use the digital version of the coding activities…

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This coding unplugged activity is one of many that I am creating to use in my STEM classroom! We do these coding challenges about once a week. They are great for teaching sequencing and logical reasoning to students. There are no right or wrong answers, and many different solutions will work! You could also rotate these challenges through a Maker Space or science center. I store everything in a dollar store gift bag or plastic tub for each individual coding unplugged challenge. This Coding…

Secret Coding Picture Halloween Activity for Kids. Make a pumpkin face picture using coding skills, screen free, with this free printable activity. This is a great print out for Halloween parties for boys

This coding unplugged activity is one of many that I am creating to use in my STEM classroom! We do these coding challenges about once a week. They are great for teaching sequencing and logical reasoning to students. There are no right or wrong answers, and many different solutions will work! You could also rotate these challenges through a Maker Space or science center. I store everything in a dollar store gift bag or plastic tub for each individual coding unplugged challenge. This color…