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How are coding and culture connected? What stories can we code into our art?
In this two-part program, explore these questions and more as students create a beaded artifact and learn how to find computer programming ideas in nature and culture. This program incorporates the use of a bead loom with pony beads to understand algorithms, patterns and loops, designs, and sequences.Students will first have a 20-minute pre-recorded video session, followed by a 60-minute in-person session at the TELUS World of Science—Edmonton.
Best Curriculum Fit
Grades 3 - 12
Grade 3:
Compute Science: Problem solving and scientific inquiry are developed through the knowledge, application of creativity, design, and computational thinking.
Grade 4:
Computer Science: Problem solving and scientific inquiry are developed through the knowledge, application of creativity, design, and computational thinking.
Grade 5:
Computer Science: Problem solving and scientific inquiry are developed through the knowledge, application of creativity, design, and computational thinking.
Grade 6:
Computer Science: Problem solving and scientific inquiry are developed through the knowledge, application of creativity, design, and computational thinking.
Grade 7:
Toward Confederation:
Pairs well with: IMAX film Legends of the Northern Sky
Where: TELUS World of Science - Edmonton
Grades: Grade 3, Grade 4, Grade 5, Grade 6, Grade 7, Grade 8, Grade 9, High School
Length: 80 minutes
Where: TELUS World of Science - Edmonton
Grades: Grade 3, Grade 4, Grade 5, Grade 6, Grade 7, Grade 8, Grade 9, High School
Length: 80 minutes