Presented by Naomi Harm, Strategic Outreach Education Manager, Wonder Workshop; and Angie Kalthoff, Technology Integration Specialist and Code.org Facilitator
Sponsored by Wonder Workshop

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Looking for some hands-on collaborative activities that meet computer science and digital fluency learning outcomes? Want ways to appeal to various learning styles and skill levels? In this edWebinar, learn about ways to create coding “rotation stations” in your K-5 classroom! From classroom environment to instructional design, you’ll hear about the ways to implement this flexible classroom practice, whether on a daily or weekly basis.

Develop effective models of collaborative group work with these positive classroom management strategies. You’ll also learn ways to engage your students in no-tech, low-tech, and high-tech K-5 computational thinking activities, which they can cycle through in small groups, working at their own pace.

K-5 classroom teachers, tech teachers, media specialists, librarians, plus tech coordinators and curriculum leaders are invited to watch this recorded session. Learn about implementing rotation stations in the classroom.

About the Presenters

Naomi Harm is a national edtech thought leader, influencer and Strategic Outreach Manager in Education for Wonder Workshop. She builds relationships with K-12 schools to successfully implement and strategize best practices with computer science initiatives. These initiatives are supported with hands-on learning activities that include coding, robotics and mentoring girls and young women with STEM learning experiences.

Angie Kalthoff is a former English Language (ELL) teacher and current Technology Integrationist for a large public school district in central Minnesota. She has a master’s degree in teaching and learning and is an advocate for Computer Science (CS) for All and is a Code.org facilitator.

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Wonder Workshop creates engaging, hands-on learning tools, programming languages, and curriculum that bring STEM and coding to life for grades K-8. Robotics fosters critical thinking skills at an early age, encourages creativity, and turns students into makers rather than consumers. Wonder Workshop is the creator of the Dash and Dot robots. Let’s inspire students to be future leaders in technology. Find out more at makewonder.com