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jmpauley January 30, 2016, 12:05am 4 My students enjoyed the lego challenge.
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ericsabatella October 21, 2016, 9:12pm 3 While using the Lego blocks would be
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I found out that the Lego Mindstorms EV3 package didn’t line up with the projects
Use this space to share your best practices and ideas for Unit 6 in the ECS curriculum.
0 889 May 3, 2017 Using the ECS v6.1 curriculum with the EV3 version of LEGO
Use this space to share your best practices and ideas for Unit 5 in the ECS curriculum.
I found out that the Lego Mindstorms EV3 package didn’t line up with the projects
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0 889 May 3, 2017 Using the ECS v6.1 curriculum with the EV3 version of LEGO
Explore Code.org’s AP® CSP-endorsed Computer Science Principles curriculum. Teach foundational CS concepts through real-world projects, creative problem-solving, and diverse perspectives.
Unit 3, Lesson 5: A handful of LEGO® blocks for every pair of students.
Explore Code.org’s AP® CSP-endorsed Computer Science Principles curriculum. Teach foundational CS concepts through real-world projects, creative problem-solving, and diverse perspectives.
Unit 3, Lesson 5: A handful of LEGO® blocks for every pair of students.
Explore Code.org’s AP® CSP-endorsed Computer Science Principles curriculum. Teach foundational CS concepts through real-world projects, creative problem-solving, and diverse perspectives.
Unit 3, Lesson 5: A handful of LEGO® blocks for every pair of students.
