Computer coding was a popular library activity during December and January. Lessons were a combination of "unplugged" (no technology) and "plugged" (devices required). All students were engaged with block coding while completing modules within Code.org (A computer programming introduction requiring students to move blocks on the computer screen to build programs. Each block represents a line of actual text-based computer code). Teaching programming skills help students develop their algorithmic thinking and problem solving skills.
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Meet Mrs. BaxterThis is my first year working in the Schwegler library. I seek to instill a love of reading and learning that endures. Archives
May 2017
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