MakerSpace Coding Activities
Shull School Media Center
Mrs Astarita, Library Media Specialist
The Shull School Makerspace is a community collaborative space for students and teachers to turn ideas they are passionate about into reality. Students in the MakerSpace are taught to take control of their own learning and have an active role in deciding how they use the room.
This LibGuide is for middle school students that are interested in learning to code and computer science. There is something for everyone from beginner to advanced. It's always a good time to learn something new.
Build a bridge using the given supplies that can support a toy car.
Sphero armor for Battle Bots - CHAMPIONS
6th grade coded the spheros to "act" out a scene from Star Wars.
5th Grade coded ozobots to follow the Thanksgiving Parade route in NYC.
Acknowledgment to the creators:
Videos "What most schools don't teach" and "CODE stars" are taken from CODE.org
Book covers are taken from the Shull School Destiny Discover catalog
Video "How TikTok renegade started a battle over dance ownership" taken from Junkee via YouTube
Video :What kind of job can you get with a computer science degree?" is taken from Hostjane.com via Youtube
Video "What can you do with a computer science degree? is taken from Rasmusen College via Youtube
Glossary of Computer Science terms is from Wikipedia
Career Database is located on www.MyPlan.com