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The entire course leverages block-based coding, which simplifies the process of computer programming. Rather than writing out the code, students will drag and drop coding blocks that represent code. This means that students won’t have to worry about their reading and writing skills in order to play.
Beaver Achiever was made with 1st and 2nd graders in mind. The minimal text throughout the course makes it the perfect solution for early readers. With its fun graphics, intuitive interface and easy-to-follow instructions, students will quickly catch on!
The first Beaver Achiever courses is a pre-requisite for the other two and consists of helping the beaver build a dam in the lake. As students drop one log on top of the other, they will learn sequences and loops. Includes 20 challenges.
CONDITIONAL LOOPS
In the second activity, students will help the beaver build a home by the lake. Using conditional loops, students will chop wooden planks in order to help this little achiever complete the last wall in the house. Includes 15 challenges.
The final activity takes place at a smoothie stand where the beaver hosts a smoothie party. Students will use if/else conditions to determine which recipe to serve different customers. Includes 20 challenges.
Beaver Achiever does not teach a programming language, rather it helps build computational thinking through the use of block-based programming.
There are a total of three short coding activities that each focus on a different coding concept.
Yes, since Beaver Achieve is browser-based, it requires an active Internet connection.
Nope! Beaver Achiever does not require any prior coding experience on either from either teachers or students.
