Get started with code 1 Teacher Guide

 

Get started with code 1. Time to start your students' journey with a code. In Started with Code 1, students will explore the basic concepts of coding and learn to think like a coder. Their coding journey begins with a simple sequence check. They will learn the basics of coding in everyday situations and apply their understanding to solve puzzles using visual effects. They will be code detectors, correcting their code and those of others. Students will continue to learn loops to make their code easier to write, and how conditional statements, events, and actions can make their programs work better. They will develop problem-solving skills. As students integrate these skills into both activities and app practice sessions, they will create simpler programs and challenge their peers to correct mistakes in their creations. Technology includes language. Known as code. And we believe that commitment to writing is an important skill. Learning the code teaches you how to solve problems and work with creative techniques And helps you build apps that bring your ideas to life. we predict that everyone should have the opportunity to do one thing that can change the world. Introduction The early years of the local learning unit are a good time to introduce a commitment to writing ideas as a way of informing the daily and digital world, and developing basic skills in process thinking. Apps designed for younger students use visual commitment to writing puzzles to develop problem-solving skills, encourage perseverance, and promote competence. This teacher's guide is designed to help you bring a commitment to writing in the first classroom. the doctrines highlight an important commitment to writing, and demonstrating a commitment to writing can be a way of thinking that can be applied to other learning areas and lifestyles. Coding is telling a computer what to do. Developers write code to build their own apps and games.