COMPUTER SCIENCE FOR ELEMENTARY AND MIDDLE SCHOOLS

COMPUTER SCIENCE FOR ELEMENTARY
AND MIDDLE SCHOOLS
Every student should have the opportunity to learn computer
science. The basics help nurture creativity and problem-solving
skills, and prepare students for any future career. Details and
registration can be found on each RESC website.
9:00 to 4:00
8:00 to 12:00
BRING CODING
TO YOUR
CLASSROOOM
K-5 Code.org Curriculum: These full day workshops will cover courses 1-3 and offer
supplies needed to teach the courses. Courses blend online, self-guided and self-paced
tutorials with “unplugged” classroom activities that require no computer. For questions,
contact Heather Saksa at [email protected] or Chinma Uche at [email protected].
Starlogo: This fun, hands-on half day workshop is for middle school teachers interested
in learning how to program 3D games and/or science simulation models using StarLogo
Nova, a free online educational software tool with a graphical programming interface.
AUDIENCE:
This training is specifically designed for elementary and middle classroom teachers,
technology teachers and any educator interested in teaching computer science.
DATES/LOCATIONS:
ACES:
K-5 Code.org – 6/30/15 or 7/29/15
Starlogo for MS –7/30/15
EASTCONN:
K-5 Code.org – 6/29/15 or 7/28/15
Starlogo for MS – 7/29/15
CES:
K-5 Code.org – 7/16/15 or 8/5/15
Starlogo for MS – 7/23/15
EDUCATION CONNECTION:
K-5 Code.org – 7/2/15 or 8/3/15
Starlogo for MS – 7/28/15
CREC:
K-5 Code.org – 7/21/15 or 7/23/15
Starlogo for MS – 7/22/15
LEARN:
K-5 Code.org – 7/7/15 or 7/30/15
Starlogo for MS – 7/21/15
NO CHARGE ♦ LUNCH PROVIDED AT FULL DAY TRAININGS
REGISTER AT THE LINKS BELOW ♦ PARTICIPANTS NEED LAPTOP OR TABLET
These workshops are offered by the CT State Department of Education, in partnership
with the RESC Alliance and Code.org.
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