Coding For Minors
Coding for Minors
We are proud to introduce the Moving Kids: Coding for Minors Program that is included in our Moving Kids MK FRANCHISE.
We make use of fun and creative UNPLUGGED CODING activities to introduce all the exiting concepts and coding skills that is priceless for tomorrow’s Tech driven world.
As always with Moving Kids MK: We start with the END in MIND and break down the coding concepts to lead the child in a tiered way to achieve these skills.
What is Coding?
Coding is the way we tell computers to do all the helpful things they do for us
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Computers follow a list of instructions in a specific language that a coder or programmer has written
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Coding is what makes it possible for us to create computer soft ware, apps , websites and many more
We focus on COMPUTATIONAL THINKING:
- Decomposition
Breaking the problem into smaller more manageable parts
- Pattern recognition
Recognizing which parts are the same and the various attributes we can use to define them
- Algorithm design
Planning the step-by-step instructions that need to be carried out to achieve the goal
- Sequencing
The particular order of instructions needed to complete a specific task
- Debugging
Fixing an issue with your instruction so that you get the correct result
In the MK : Coding for Minors we teach kids:
Risk taking Creativity Critical thinking Problem Solving
Math Processes Perseverance Teamwork Self Confidence
MK: Coding for Minors: Key Coding Concepts
· Loops
Repeat actions a set number of times
· Conditionals
Make decisions with ‘if – then’
E.g: IF a player touches a star THEN add 5 points
· Variables
Store value information
E.g: Score in a game
Benefits of MK: Coding for Kids
· It is Fun and Engaging
Interactive activities and projects make coding enjoyable for kids
· Future – ready skills
Teach valuable skills for tomorrow’s Tech-driven world
· Creative outlet
Provides a space for kids to explore and express their ideas
· Critical Thinking and Problem solving skills
The structured play-based activities challenge students to be creative in their critical thinking and problem solving