Algorithm Game For Kids

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Materials Needed: – Game Printable – Small Objects

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STEP 1. Print out one of the grids and set up your board. Choose a grid.

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STEP 3. Now select a location for a second object that the first object needs to reach. This second object and how to get to it becomes the problem to solve.

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STEP 4. Create directional cards by cutting index cards in half and creating three piles with straight, right, and left arrows.

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Algorithm Game For Kids

Algorithm Game For Kids

Materials Needed: – Game Printable – Small Objects

Materials Needed: – Game Printable – Small Objects

STEP 1. Print out one of the grids and set up your board. Choose a grid.

STEP 1. Print out one of the grids and set up your board. Choose a grid.

STEP 2. Then choose a location to start the object that will be moving through the grid. Here it is the scientist.

STEP 2. Then choose a location to start the object that will be moving through the grid. Here it is the scientist.

STEP 3. Now select a location for a second object that the first object needs to reach. This second object and how to get to it becomes the problem to solve.

STEP 3. Now select a location for a second object that the first object needs to reach. This second object and how to get to it becomes the problem to solve.

STEP 4. Create directional cards by cutting index cards in half and creating three piles with straight, right, and left arrows.

STEP 4. Create directional cards by cutting index cards in half and creating three piles with straight, right, and left arrows.

Swipe up for the step by step guide!

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