
A First Grade Coding Story
Teaching kids to code has become an important part of elementary school, where young minds are like sponges ready to soak up new information. In a 1st grade classroom close to the busy learning halls, an experienced teacher started a coding journey that would improve her students’ academic and personal lives.

First personal computer? Technology and Engineering History
When I was in elementary school in the 1980’s students were always excited to go to the computer lab. We would usually play a game called Lemon Aide Stand in the lab. When was the first accessible personal computer made?

Introducing Robotics to Your Child: A Fun and Educational Journey
Do you want your child to be interested in the exciting world of robots? Teaching them about robotics at a young age can help them

Teaching Elementary School Kids Coding with Bee-Bot
In today’s digital age, computer coding has become an essential skill that opens up countless opportunities for students. Recognizing the importance of introducing coding concepts at

Exploring Robotics with Preschoolers, Kindergarten, and 1st Graders: Bee-Bot, Cubetto, and Code Cube
Introducing young children to robotics can be a fun way to spark their interest, help them learn how to solve problems, and get them interested in STEM fields early on. There are a number of teaching robotics tools for young children that give them a chance to learn by doing. In this blog post, we’ll look at Bee-Bot, Cubetto, and Code Cube, which are all popular choices. These tools offer fun ways for toddlers to learn programming, logical thinking, and STEM concepts in a way that is right for their age.

IXL Group Jam and Quizzes have changed how I teach – Video
IXL.com is an online learning platform that provides educators, students, and parents with access to a variety of useful educational resources. It offers individualized educational opportunities for students in kindergarten through grade 12 that include a broad spectrum of topics, such as mathematics, English language arts, science, and social studies.