Let's Code with CodeMonkey

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Let’s Get Gamified With CodeMoney
Brief Presentation Description – Ideal for Upper Elementary and Middle School.
BYOD-During this hands on workshop participants will work through the three Game Design Principles. After working through several gaming concepts. Participants will walk out with a game that you have built and can start using in your classroom right away.

Concepts we will cover:
-Create and write event handlers
-@onkey, @detroy, @collide
-Creating parameters
-If statements
-Adding sounds and loops
-Create an animation using a sprite sheet
-“addAnimation”, “startAnimation”
-Create unique versions of the classic game ‘Frogger’
-Learn to control touch interface with the @onswipe event handler
-Coding Components “onKey”, “step”, “if”, “setRotation”, “loop
-Determine- position, speed, and direction

Skill Sets Students will acquire:

-Universal Coding concepts such as using variables, loops, arrays, indexes, conditions, functions writing event handlers
and more.
-Real text-based coding languages - CoffeeScript and Python
-Problem-solving skills
-Analytical thinking
-Teamwork
-Creativity
-Generalization and abstraction of problems
-Finding the similarities and differences between problems
-Recognizing patterns
-Object-oriented thinking
-Independent working skills

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How much are you familiar with CodeMonkey? *

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How confident do you with teaching CS? *

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Which concepts are you comfortable Teaching? (Choose all that apply) *

Simple Loops vs. For Loop

What a function is?

Arrays and Indexes

If- and If-else statements

Function Return Value

Triggering events with mouse and keyboard

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How comfortable are you with teaching students how to build a game? *

Not Comfotable

Extremely Comfortable

I am experienced with these GameBuiler Concepts (Click all that apply) *

@Onkey

@Onswipe

Events

Widgets (such as timers and dialogues)

Defining and programming animations

N/A

Required

What would interest you to learn more about in a workshop? (Check all that apply) *

How to grade your students with the help of CodeMonkey

Teacher Resources and Standards

What is Coffeescript and why do we use it?

Common coding concepts that students struggle with, and how to address them

What to do we do when we don’t know the answer?

Review Coding Adventure Lesson Plans

How can we use CodeMonkey and Computer Literacy as station work in the classroom

How to strengthen students' learning in CodeMonkey

How we can use CodeMonkey and Computer Science within math in the classroom

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