I've included links to some of the resources I've created for incorporating coding into the classroom. The resources in the last column show how a teacher might approach teaching a problem. Please contact me if you have any questions.
Lisa Floyd (lisafloyd834@gmail.com, @lisaannefloyd on Twitter)
Resource |
Description |
Rubric - Coding and Math | Rubric to assess - applying mathematical processes through coding to solve problems. |
Adapted Problem Solving Model | How coding incorporates George Polya's four-step model for solving math problems. |
Algorithm Action and Daily Physical Activity | A link for teachers with algorithms to get students up and moving, could be used as a form of Daily Physical Activity. A link to a Smart Notebook file for downloading is available. |
Algorithm FlashCards | Try these out to learn basic coding concepts without using technology. |
Mostly Math - Curriculum Expectations and Programs | Suggested Math-Related Programs (from this site) with Specific Curriculum Expectations Listed |
Non-Math Curriculum Expectations and Programs | Suggested Non-Math Programs (from this site) with Specific Curriculum Expectations Listed |
Math + Coding Website | UWO's Professor George Gadanidis's website for using math and coding in the classroom. |
Programs by Other Educators | This page has links to tutorials for other cross-curricular programs created by other educators. |
Who to Follow | A list of Ontario educators to follow on Twitter (email me if you have additions), along with their websites. |