Offline coding activities generally refer to programming related activities that do not require an internet connection. Offline coding activities provide a focused and uninterrupted environment for students to understand better coding concepts and to try to find ways how to incorporate them in the day to day life. It is a great tool to get students involved and excited about coding and encourage them to overcome hardships and think creatively.
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Ages: 8-year-olds and up (3rd grade and up) Standards Involved: You could apply almost every English/ELA standard for any grade level involving creating/writing a story
The following is an offline coding activity that will help your students better understand what Events & Handlers are. This activity was covered in CodeMonkey’s
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