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The looping lessons are really fun - Paul

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Will definitely try it with my students. I like the fact that it shows the actual code in easy (code suggestions) and fun way (3D world with nice animation).

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We use swift playgrounds to introduce text based programs after going through block based coding in scratch and code.org

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Replicate or recreate a real life event via code or vice versa?

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pass one lace under the other lace

make 2 loops

pass one loop under the other loop

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1. Make a loop
2. Tie Round
3. Pull lace
4. Repeat steps 1-3

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1. Make a loop with 1 lace
2. Make a hoop around it with the 2nd lace
3. Hook 2nd lace through loop and pull

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Left over right starting know
Make a loop on both laces
fold one loop under the other and pull tight

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take two laces

make a rabbits ear

loop one thru

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How to tie your shoelaces?
1. Make a loop.
2. Put the other lace around the loop.
3. Pull it out through the hole.

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1. Form a loop (a bunny ear).
2. Go around the loop.
3. And through the bunny hole to make another ear.

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1. Form a loop
2. circle around with the other lace
3. Put lace accross the loop

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1. right lace over left over right and then pull
2. Make 2 loops on the laces
3. repeat step 1

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Everyone Can Code Puzzles - Teacher Guide

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Everyone Can Code Puzzles - Teacher Guide

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Everyone Can Code Puzzles Teacher Guide supports teachers in bringing coding into their classroom regardless of prior coding experience. This guide provides practical ways to facilitate, deepen and extend student learning. It also features example solutions to Swift Playgrounds puzzles, assessment strategies and accessibility resources.

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‎Everyone Can Code Puzzles Teacher Guide

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‎ Everyone Can Code Puzzles Teacher Guide supports teachers in bringing coding into their classroom regardless of prior coding experience. This guide provides practical ways to facilitate, deepen and extend student learning. It also features example solutions to Swift Playgrounds puzzles, asses...

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Everyone Can Code Puzzles - Student Guide

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Everyone Can Code Puzzles - Student Guide

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Everyone Can Code Puzzles is an all-new student guide to Swift Playgrounds that reinforces problem-solving strategies and critical-thinking skills with over 40 hours of flexible activities. Each chapter helps students build on what they already know, experiment with new coding concepts, apply their understanding and creatively communicate how coding impacts their lives.

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‎ Everyone Can Code Puzzles is an all-new student guide to Swift Playgrounds that reinforces problem-solving strategies and critical-thinking skills with over 40 hours of flexible activities. Each chapter helps students build on what they already know, experiment with new coding concepts, apply...

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Amazing what love you transform into the world. Feels good doesn't it? I don't know how to get to the house I wanna was a good time to get to the house and I have to go pick up my kids and then I can pick you up at the house and then I can pick you up at the w you know how much y

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‎This Teacher Guide is designed to help you bring coding into the early primary classroom, no matter what your level of experience with coding is. You'll use visual-based apps like codeSpark Academy and Tynker to teach students ages five to seven to think like a coder. The guide includes activities,...

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‎This Teacher Guide is designed to help you bring coding into the primary classroom, no matter what your level of experience with coding is. You'll use visual-based apps like Tynker to teach students ages eight to eleven to think like a coder. The guide includes activities, reflection questions, jour...

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1. Make a loop…?

2. … ?

3. … ?

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I love the - Step through my code-function

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I'm using it for grade 8

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I love the fact that code suggestions are given below

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While problem solving you can rotate the level map around in different directions by touching and dragging - pretty cool! Can help see the problem from a new direction

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Tynker and Swift Playgrounds are excellent for allowing students to practice assembling and writing code in a non confrontational way. The ability to easily debug and step through their codes allows them to identify where they have gone wrong. Really powerful in a classroom setting.

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I loved seeing the students realize that they can repeat their code without having to individually write out each command and noticing repeating patterns.

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1. Make a loop on one side

2. Take the other lace and swoop it around the base of the first loop

3. Make a loop with that lace and push it through the second loop you made

4. Pull the new two loops tight

South African Style

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1. left lace over right, loop
2. pull to tighten
3. make 2 bunny ears (left and right)
4. left bunny ear over right, loop
5.  pull to tighten

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1. On left shoe, take left lace and intertwine with right lace by passing the left under the right.

2. Pull lace tight.

3. (oops ran out of time)

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Between two fingers squeeze the lace into a loop.
Rap the other lace round the loop at the bottom

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1. Use both hands to make a circle with one lace
2. Use the other lace to tie around the bottom of the previous circle

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1. Take one shoelace (A) in one hand, another in another hand (B)
2. Place A over B so they make X shape
3. Make the loop

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Make a loop on one side and another loop on the other. Overlap these two loops and it'll look like a cross. Tuck one of the loops through the hole in the middle and tug the two loops tight.

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1. Hold the two laces
2. Cross one lace over the other
3. Pull tight
4. Make a loop with one lace
5. Make another loop with the other lace
6. Cross the loops over each other
7. Put one loop under the other
8. Well done you’ve tied your shoelaces.

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A great first step and something I will try with Y4!

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Everyone Can Code

Hop, skip and grab the fundamentals of code with Swift Playgrounds.

The Everyone Can Code curriculum will guide you through Swift Playgrounds, an app that teaches coding for kids through a world of interactive puzzles and playful characters. It's great for students ages eight and up, and will help you introduce coding in the same language used by professional app developers.

Learn more about Swift Playgrounds

The Everyone Can Code guides have in-class activities to help students understand the concepts behind the code and on-device exercises where they can practise coding and problem-solving. The student guides allow learners to work at their own pace, while the teacher guides help you support all your students, from extra help to extra credit.

A Quick Start to Code

A Quick Start to Code gives teachers and families 10 fun coding activities for kids ages 10 and up. It's a great way for beginners to try a variety of coding challenges in the Swift Playgrounds app for iPad and Mac.

Educators worldwide share how students benefit from learning code - even if they're not going to be programmers.

All students deserve an opportunity to learn how to code. Students who are blind or have low vision can navigate the Swift Playgrounds coding puzzles with tactile graphics that can be printed in embossed braille. And coding videos in American Sign Language featuring deaf programmers make teaching and learning code more accessible and available to everyone.

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The Everyone Can Code curriculum will guide you through Swift Playgrounds, an app that teaches coding for kids through a world of interactive puzzles and playful characters. It's great for students ages eight and up, and will help you introduce coding in the same language used by professional app developers.