Concept #4 Algorithm Design

Creating step-by-step instructions or a recipe for solving a problem or replicating a solution

Non-academic example

Learning how to tie your shoes. Whether you are a loop, swoop, and pull person or a bunny ear person, there is a step by step process you follow.

Academic example

Showing students the steps to writing each letter.

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Why is Algorithmic Thinking Important for Students? | Learning.comFrom empowering critical thinkers to aligning problem-solving with efficiency and success, algorithmic thinking is an important skill for today’s students to learn.

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Exit Tickets

Mystery Animals

Anchor Chart

Code.org

Flow Chart

Key Words & Activities

Choose Your Own Adventure Story

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Please remember that this hub was created for teachers of all levels K-12. Some examples may be better suited for a different level than what you work with. This is where your expertise comes in and you can edit or scaffold as appropriate. Please share ideas for your content and grade level on the Key Words & Activities document.

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