CS+Data

Use Computer Science to visualize weather data!

Video: Start Here with Unit Overview

Introductory Lessons: TIPP&SEE
(optional review)

Teacher Materials

1. TIPP

TIPP

(45 min)

2. SEE

SEE

(37 min)

3. TIPP&SEE

TIPP&SEE

(42 min)

4. Save

Save your project

(50 min)

Week 1: Sequence - Things happen in order in a sequence.

Teacher Materials

1. TIPP&SEE

Draw with code

(53 min)

2. Weather+Data

Make an icon

(44 min)

3. CS+Me

Pixelation

(44 min)

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4. Project

Free Choice

(50 min)

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Week 2: Events - An event causes things to happen.

Teacher Materials

1. TIPP&SEE

Stamp Art

(52 min)

2. Weather+Data

Weather Picture Graph

(54 min)

3. CS+Me

Attribution

(52 min)

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4. Project

Lunch Graph

(50 min)

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Week 3: Variable - A variable keeps track of information.

Teacher Materials

1. TIPP&SEE

Rounding Game

(54 min)

2. Weather+Data

Weather Bar Graph

(54 min)

3. CS+Me

Patterns and Privacy

(55 min)

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4. Project

Improve your game!

(50 min)

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Week 4: If-then - An if-then uses conditions to cause actions.

Teacher Materials

1. TIPP&SEE

Clicker Game

(55 min)

2. Weather+Data

Air Quality Line Graph

(55 min)

3. CS+Me

Computer connections

(50 min)

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4. Project

Free Choice

(50 min)

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Week 5: Graphs - A graph can be used to tell a story. A graph can be used to display information in a creative way.

Teacher Materials

1. TIPP&SEE

Temperature Blanket

(58 min)

2. Weather+Data

Clothing Pie Chart

(54 min)

3. CS+Me

Accessibility

(58 min)

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4. Project

Final Project Planning

(54 min)

Project Week: Compare weather in different parts of the world!

Teacher Materials

1. Code

Code

(45 min)

2. Get Feedback

Get Feedback

(45 min)

3. Prepare to Share

Prepare to share

(48 min)

4. Share Out

Share Out

(teacher choice)

CS+Data

Video: Start Here with Unit Overview

Introductory Lessons: TIPP&SEE(optional review)

Week 1: Sequence - Things happen in order in a sequence.

Week 2: Events - An event causes things to happen.

Week 3: Variable - A variable keeps track of information.

Week 4: If-then - An if-then uses conditions to cause actions.

Week 5: Graphs - A graph can be used to tell a story. A graph can be used to display information in a creative way.

Project Week: Compare weather in different parts of the world!

Research shows that when students share their projects with their families, it increases their computer science identity!

Introductory Lessons: TIPP&SEE
(optional review)