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ISTE Computational Thinker Resource


The standard that I chose helps children develop their problem solving skills with using technology methods; so I decided to find a website that had many different math games because this deals with algorithmic thinking. When I was in elementary and middle school I loved when we would go to the computer lab and get to choose what games we play because it gave me freedom to have fun while learning. I feel like finding a website that has a lot to choose from makes this process of Computational Thinking fun for the kids who don't like problem- solving or Math in general. Also this website offers Preschool to 5th grade, so as the students advances the games do as well!

I have attached the link below to the website I found that has many different games that your students can play!

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  1. JuliaJanuary 22, 2019 at 9:13 AM

    Education.com has some amazing resources. The Math Games page reminds me of coolmathgames.com (not sure if it even exists anymore) that I used to play when I was in elementary and middle school!

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