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Code Your Morning Routine

Authored by Deborah Ivie

On a typical weekday morning, your day likely begins with a pattern. In this activity, you will code your morning routine using computational thinking skills, test your algorithm, and redesign it through the iterative process.

Did you know that you can use coding skills to help you to create a step-by-step algorithm of your morning routine?  You don’t need a computer or any computer skills at all, but by the end of this activity, you’ll see what computational thinking and your everyday life have in common.

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Grades 3-8
30 min
Topics
Computer Science

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