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Ms. Calverley's Classroom

  • Empire Elementary School
  • Carson City, NV
  • Nearly all students from low‑income households Data about students' economic need comes from the National Center for Education Statistics, via our partners at MDR Education.

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Computer Science 5.AP.M.1: Demonstrate how to decompose a task of complexity into simple tasks and compose a simple task into tasks of complexity. The students have started building their passion and understanding for science and I would love to introduce them to coding with hands-on projects in addition to code.org. I have used Makeblock, Snap Circuits and Cubelets in other settings with children and know they work and the students enjoy using them. I look for things that are student lead so they can choose when to experiment at school.

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Computer Science 5.AP.M.1: Demonstrate how to decompose a task of complexity into simple tasks and compose a simple task into tasks of complexity. The students have started building their passion and understanding for science and I would love to introduce them to coding with hands-on projects in addition to code.org. I have used Makeblock, Snap Circuits and Cubelets in other settings with children and know they work and the students enjoy using them. I look for things that are student lead so they can choose when to experiment at school.

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