Game Night (afternoon)
Loops, Logic, & Learning
Teaching Computational Thinking with Games
Saturday, January 31, 2026
12:45 - 3:45 PM
Enjoy an afternoon of cultural connections, computational thinking, and community by playing unplugged games with other educators.
What do we learn about ourselves and others by playing games?
How does playing games develop computational thinking skills?
What is the history of gameplay? How do games connect us?
Salish Crossing Center
Brigid's Bottle Shop
188 Sunset Ave South
Edmonds, WA 98020
AGENDA
12:45 👋🏽Welcome Circle & Community Connections
🤔Learn about Computational Thinking
♟️Round 1 of Playing Games
2:15 🕜Recess (Break)
🎴Round 2 of Playing Games
3:30 👁️🗨️Gallery Walk & Closing Circle
REGISTRATION
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CLOCK HOURS
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3.0 STEM and/or Equity clock hours available
You will need to make an account or sign in to the University of Washington portal to pay a $15 processing fee to UW. You can choose to use all 3 hours for equity, STEM, or a combination of both adding to 3.0 total hours.
SUPPORT
If you enjoy your experience, we welcome small donations to keep our work going to cover materials and copies.
Share the flyer with colleagues. Looking forward to seeing you there!
If this location or time does not work for you and you'd like this event repeated in the future, please let us know ProDevPlayDates@gmail.com