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Scientific Observations!
Scientific Observations!
Use these links to make observations of the world around us! Get out a journal and pencil and draw what you see! What do you notice?
Observe the stars and planets above you with this free app! This is one of Mr. Walter's favorite apps to use around a campfire with family.
Coding!
Coding!
Scratch.mit.edu (Suggested Grades: 3-5th)
Scratch.mit.edu (Suggested Grades: 3-5th)
Students can use Scratch to code using blockly (simple coding language) to make a game or program! Make sure to ask a parent for permission before signing up for a free account.
Below, I have provided a link to videos to help you get started in making your own video games.
Click here for the helpful videos that I made! Code with me! :)
Code with Python
Code with Python
(Suggested Grades: 4th-5th)
(Suggested Grades: 4th-5th)
Students can learn more advanced coding with the help of some kid-friendly books (see books listed below).
While students read these books, they can practice their Python coding skills at this website for free: https://repl.it/languages/python3
Python Coding Kids Books...
Designing and Engineering!
Designing and Engineering!
Lego Kids Experience offers different games, activities, and challenges connected to building with Legos.
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