Fun With Coding Level 1-4
Children as young as four years old can learn coding without touching a screen (no screen time such as iPad required).
Age: 4-5 years
Skill Level: Beginner
Prerequisite: None
Tools Provided: Unplugged (no screen time required)

Using Own Body to Execute Code
They can do this by using their own body as robot to execute the code such as move forward, turn right. They then learn progress towards their movements with symbols (such as a forward arrow on a place card). They will also learn to execute the sequence of code first with their body and subsequently by scanning the cards into a robot to execute the instructions.
Learn Concept of Coding and Logical Thinking
Young children not only learn the concept of coding and logical thinking, they also practise coordinating hand, eye and body movements as well as reinforce the concepts of left and right.
LEARN
Coding Unplugged
- Learn the concept of coding by sequencing instructions (such as move forward, backward, turn left, turn right, etc.) using own’s body a s the robot
- Progress towards using a sequence of place cards with icons (such as forward arrow or turn left arrow) to represent the movements (coding). Then execute the coding using one’s body
- Finally learn to scan the coding cards for a toy robot to execute the instructions (without the need to use a screen)
Learning Outcomes
Practise eye-hand coordination and body movements to complete the coding tasks
Develop better directional sense such as left and right
Learn to associate between concrete body movements such as move forward, turn right with abstract symbols such as arrows
Learn to think logically and sequentially