TJS Coding Club

Watch what our students had learned in the past five weeks. They are so excited to make Evo and Osmo part of our coding experience.

Students created an algorithm to retell the story Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See?

Students were introduced to Ozobot-Evo and learned how the robot worked. Students gave commands to Ozobot using OzoCodes, special markers, to draw different paths the robot would navigate.

Students draw different color codes to their 100th Day of School Maze. Then they tested it out with Evo.

Students took turns being ColdyBlox and writing an algorithm for their classmates to follow.

During our first week, students explored the directional words, sequencing and retelling. Students collaborated and took turns as they programed Code-a-Pillar to go from the starting point to the end. Watch how our students explored, discovered and learned about coding through play and teamwork.

"If we teach today's students as we taught yesterday's, we rob them of tomorrow." -John Dewey

Students took turns being Brown Bear and testing their algorithm.

Students created a counting by 10s runway and had Evo walked along the line to reach the 100th day of school.

Thomas Jefferson Coding Club

Celebrating Dr. Seuss' Birthday with Ozobots

Students color coded rhyming words to have their Ozobot perform a trick. 

The Thomas Jefferson Coding Club fosters students’ creativity, reinforces computational thinking and promotes teamwork. Coding help students improve their problem solving and analytical skills as well as develop an understanding for the technology that is shaping our world today. Students are learning basic computer science concepts as they explore and design algorithms to execute different tasks. Students will acquire knowledge about coding and robotics through hands-on activities.

Watch our students as they drew their paths and put Evo to the test: Did Evo follow their path from beginning to end?

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