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How to Code a Sandcastle, I pull a lot of great tie ins for Algorithms, Loops & Sequences, Debugging , Collaboration, and Persistence & Growth Mindset

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Hello Ruby, (I'm not a library media specialist so I generally do not use books) however that is one I use with my 1st graders

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Dash & Dot Robots, ozobots, space rover, mouse, coding, scratch, engineering, stop motion

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I use story books, physical , plugged and unplugged coding activities to explore computational thinking concepts and approaches.

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I've used Code.org, some offline games related to giving and following step by step directions, and connecting blocks to give very little direction to see them use their own creativity while working in small groups. (Leslie)

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BeeBots, Makey Makey, STEM Read Alouds

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Bee Bots, Sphero Indy Cars, Read Aloud with Steam and M Tiny- Classroom teacher

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We have done coding, both on and offline, stem activities in read alouds whenever possible, as well as technology based activities for the older kids. I also teach digital citizenship.

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I read Hello Ruby Journey into the Computer and had. students construct paper Computers.

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Makey Makey, challenges tied to a problem in a book, hour of code, different robots

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code.org, digital citizenship, read alouds

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Using Micro:bit, Spheros

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Our media center was converted into a STEAM lab so the students have media once a week and time to return and participate in self-selected activities including plugged and unplugged activities.

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Using read-alouds, such as Hello Ruby Adventures in Coding, with robots, such as Sphero indis

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Read Alouds that have STEM based activities as a follow up

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I have used robots in the media center. I have used read alouds to go along with my STEM lessons.

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Using BeeBots

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I teach technology so I do:

Digital Citizen, Robots, Coding, Digital Storytellng

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Digital Citizenship

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Using dashbots

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Research based design challenge featuring National Parks

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Hour of code, canva- creating book trailers, robots

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I worked with our CS teacher to use BeeBots with my second grade group learning about money and coins

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The use of sites like Learning Ali

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Coding with Spheros and Ozobots

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Several CS lessons each year PreK-5th, Coding Clubs, Engineering Design lessons

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Read Alouds with STEM based activities

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Had students create logic flow charts for characters in stories we covered

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Using Micro:Bits, Dash robots, Kodable and Scratch