Teach Kids to Code in Kindergarten, Screen-Free
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COLORI presents screen-free coding activities for 3–8 year olds that teach core CS concepts using paper, movement and craft. Techniques include a programmable robot cube, binary mosaics using 1/0 codes, color-coded sequences as directions, and simple conditional “coloring logic”; materials are designed to be Montessori-inspired and often self-correcting. Programs are delivered through 36-session weekly curricula, municipal partnerships, and training for teachers and activity leaders.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Color'i introduction
- 3:10Color'i workshops
- 6:24Coding for 3-year-olds
- 9:54Neuroscience of child brain
- 15:31Montessori approach
- 22:09Montessori in Color'i
- 26:20Color'i activity examples
- 33:29Color'i deployment
- 38:42Education Ministry collaboration
- 40:07Activity inspiration
- 41:25Digital well-being
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