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Any TI graphing calculator can be programmed using a language called TI-Basic.  For the TI-84 Plus family, there are free lessons that teach you how to code on your calculator.

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Learn to Code with Your TI Graphing Calculator

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Posted 09/16/2019 by Kimberly Gonzales, Coding Expert Math is a subject that a lot of students look forward to in high school. Many students love to program their calculators to do fun things like display messages to friends, develop games or just for some extra help on their math homework.

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Students can use Desmos.com/calculator to use different types of functions to create a picture.

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RoboBlocky has engaging robotics activities designed to help learn coding while practicing Algebra 1 concepts. Use it to control a virtual robot, hardware Linkbot, or both!

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Try these engaging robotics activities designed to help learn coding while practicing Algebra 1 concepts. Use RoboBlocky to control a virtual robot, hardware Linkbot, or both!

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Create a Function Machine project using Scratch that generates a list of coordinate pairs and users have to input the rule.

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Scratch is a free programming language and online community where you can create your own interactive stories, games, and animations.

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Integrated Computing for Algebra, Physics and Data Science, for all students.

We craft research-based curricular modules for grades 6-12. Our materials reinforce core concepts from algebra, enabling non-CS teachers to adopt our introductory materials while delivering rigorous and engaging computing content drawn from CS classes at universities like Brown, WPI, and Northeastern.

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Bootstrap: Programming Games with Algebra, for every student.

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We craft research-based curricular modules for grades 6-12. Our materials reinforce core concepts from algebra, enabling non-CS teachers to adopt our introductory materials while delivering rigorous and engaging computing content drawn from CS classes at universities like Brown, WPI, and Northeastern .