Launch_K5 Computer Science (Grades 3-5) - 35708
Launch_K5 CS is a highly interactive 3-day workshop designed for elementary school educators. This workshop aligns with the new Technology Applications TEKS. The workshop integrates computational thinking, computer science, cybersecurity, and AI into core curricula, provides lessons (unplugged and plugged) for teachers to take back to their classrooms, and introduces block-based coding and physical computing to scaffold learning with students. Teachers will receive FREE classroom materials upon completion of this workshop, including a set of Micro:bits, which includes BBC micro:bit V2 boards, micro USB cables, battery packs, quick start user guides, safety leaflets, and stickers. Day three of this session includes self-paced independent work. Day three work will be completed virtually.
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Teacher - Elementary (Grades 1-5), Instructional Coaches/Support Specialists
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By the end of this workshop, elementary school educators will be able to integrate computational thinking, computer science, cybersecurity, and AI into their curricula by designing and implementing lessons involving block-based coding, physical computing, and other unplugged activities.
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