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CSS: Unplugged

Close up of a desk with a tablet that has CSS code opened in an editor.

Beginner

Students will learn the basic concepts of CSS (Cascading Style Sheet) and develop an understanding of the relationships between HTML markup and CSS declarations.

Choose your own adventure

Man jumping from rocky mountain tip to another.

Beginner

Students will explore various types of algorithms by designing and developing their own interactive "Choose Your Own Adventure" story.

HTML: Unplugged

Close up of HTML code in an editor on a screen.

Beginner

Students will learn the basic concepts of HTML (Hyper Text Markup Language).

Ping-Pong rescue

Close up of a ping pong table.

Beginner

Students will work in teams of 2 to 4 to create a simple algorithm that guides one of their team members, who is blindfolded, to rescue a ping-pong ball.

Pizza recipes

Close up of a pizza with people grabbing slices.

Beginner

Students will first engage in an interactive quiz where they'll start to see how logic can be used to design complex algorithms. They will then demonstrate their understanding by using logic to construct their favorite pizza recipes.

Scanvenger hunt

Close up of a young boy holding a map.

Beginner

Students will continue to apply the concepts of complex algorithms by​ ​designing​ ​and​ ​participating​ ​in a scavenger hunt.

Unplugged: AI card game

AI card game illustration.

Beginner

Play this card game and see the world from the point of view of an AI recognition system! Try to identify objects through a limited set of physical characteristics: colour, shape, texture, and size. The PDF contains instructions and 59 cards, including 20 mystery objects (EN+FR). A fun way to introduce the ideas behind artificial intelligence.

User stories

Four kids reaching up while jumping in a forest.

Beginner

Students learn how to identify features and components of complex systems by constructing user stories. User stories encourage students to explore how the features of an invention would directly benefit the user.

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