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Introduce students to Scratch, a visual programming language. Start with basic projects where students can drag and drop coding blocks to animate characters.

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Challenge students to create their own interactive games in Scratch. They can start by modifying existing templates and then move on to creating games from scratch.

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Dedicate an hour each week to the 'Hour of Code' program. Use online resources and tutorials provided by Code.org to introduce students to different coding concepts.

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Incorporate Minecraft Education Edition to engage students in coding. The platform allows students to write code that manipulates the Minecraft world, making learning fun and interactive.

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Divide the students into groups and assign them coding projects that require collaboration. This helps them develop teamwork and problem-solving skills while learning coding.