I also did a coding choice week where students pick which coding platform they want to use, in which times many gravitate towards Kodable since it encourages a gamified learning style and creativity. I tried to match the themes in the Kodable games with Fuzz and Outer Space themes. When in school, I do Fuzz themed lessons and students get to decorate their own Fuzz and bring them on a Fuzz Adventure to enhance family engagement. These past few weeks I have been doing theme weeks such as sports coding week or Disney themed coding week inspired by. I often try to bring the camp mentality to school and keep learning fun. ‍ How are you keeping your students engaged during this time of virtual education and teaching? How does Kodable factor into your home learning plans? Learn more about Samantha in this show and tell interview about blended learning in STEM. I present at conferences and inspire other teachers about Kodable because of the fun and inspiring skills it teaches. I teach 4th-8th grade STEM I train more than a dozen teachers in the new technologies and how to use technology in their classroom. I am a technology teacher and Ed-Tech Coach in New Jersey.

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