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Colorado Academic Standards: Computer Science Resource Bank

Overview: CDE's Computer Science Resource Bank contains a variety of materials for computer science educators, including standards, curricula, and materials for professional educator development as directed by H.B. 17-1884, Modern Technology Education in Public Schools.

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Wonder Workshop

Wonder Workshop’s robots, which include Dash and Dot, are ready to go, right out of the box. These responsive robots are packed full of capabilities that allow them to interact with students, their environment, and each other thanks to their multiple built-in motors, sensors, LEDs and audio capabilities. No Assembly Required: Our robots are truly easy to implement and include five free apps, which include in-app puzzles and challenges, across all subject areas. Grows With Your Students: Easy for beginners in kindergarten, and then scaffolds learning to higher grades through meaningful curricular and educational programs. Support of 21st Century Skills: Our robots encourage students to continue building critical thinking, creativity, communication, and collaboration skills for tomorrow’s job market. Bring coding to life with Robotics for All Our products and apps teach students from kindergarten on up how to code, and with our five, free apps, students tackle a series of challenges and in-app puzzles that introduce the fundamental concepts of coding. Our unique Wonder app uses state machine programming and an original visual design to advance young students’ understanding of computer science. The Blockly app uses the most kid-friendly block based coding on the market to introduce students to programming. And Swift Playgrounds from Apple now powers Dash! Wonder Workshop has thoughtfully designed their product for education and introducing computer science concepts with our youngest students in mind, while allowing complex programming to occur to keep the oldest of students challenged and engaged.


Type of Resource:

  • Curriculum

Topic:

  • Computer Programming
  • Robotics

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