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Explore a mix of un-plugged, on-screen, and hybrid activities to make music, create games, and tell stories.

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Unplugged · No Coding Experience · Sorting & Patterns

This activity gives learners an opportunity to understand and practice sorting.

Illustration of two hands creating a loop pattern with beads

Creating loops

Unplugged · No Coding Experience · Sorting & Patterns

In this activity, learners try creating loops in a repeated sequence.

Illustration of hands dancing and clapping and weavly movement blocks

Dancing to the beat

Unplugged · No Coding Experience · Direction Based

This moving activity helps learners practice directions.

Illustration of two hands pointing at opposite directions

Directions anywhere, anytime

Unplugged · No Coding Experience · Direction Based

This activity helps learners explore and practice their directions.

An illustraton showing two hands and three shapes including a rectangle, diamond, and a triangle with action blocks.

Drawing Shapes

On-Screen · No Coding Experience · Introduction

This activity involves drawing a shape in the Weavly coding environment.

An illustration showing movement action blocks and dotted paths around them. There are two large question marks on each side of the image.

Exploring Weavly Action Blocks

On-Screen · No Coding Experience · Introduction

In this activity, learners explore the available action blocks in the Weavly coding environment.

Illustartion of a hand trying to put a series of cards in the correct order

Fixing a sequence

Unplugged · No Coding Experience · Sequencing

This activity helps learners to identify and change patterns.

Illustration of robot on grid surrounded by action blocks

Human robots

Hybrid · No Coding Experience · Direction Based

This activity involves learning and practice directions and sequencing.

Illustration of a beaded string with hand holding magnify glass over heart-shaped bead

Learning about patterns

Unplugged · No Coding Experience · Sorting & Patterns

This activity helps learners to identify patterns.

Illustration of hands holding a row of four action blocks surrounded by colourful lego blocks

Lego sequencing

Unplugged · No Coding Experience · Sequencing

This activity uses an analog version of block-based coding and sequencing.

Illustration of hand showing the way to the moon to a spaceship.

Planet discovery

On-Screen · No Coding Experience · Goal Based

In this activity, learners try simple sequences to discover different planets.

An illustration showing a hand creating a repeated pattern on the Weavly coding environment. Two arrows around the scene show a circular movement.

Creating Patterns

On-Screen · No Coding Experience · Introduction

This activity involves creating patterns with the "Loop" action block in the Weavly coding environment.

Illustration of five picture of potted plant at different growing stages and hand holding picture of grown plant with sun

Sequencing in daily activities

Unplugged · No Coding Experience · Sequencing

This activity helps learners to understand how a series of objects and events can happen in a specific and logical order.

Illustration of grid with curtain at right and left side and hands placing elements of stars and moons on string, mountains and tree

Setting up the stage

On-Screen · No Coding Experience · Introduction

This activity teaches learners to select and use a background on Weavly.

Illustration of hands holding signs of action blocks

What are directions to me

Unplugged · No Coding Experience · Direction Based

This activity covers directions using our hands and feet.

Illustration of hands holding tall and short round robot holding hands

What's a robot

Unplugged · No Coding Experience · Introduction

This activity explores what robots are and how they follow instructions.

An illustration of Weavly scene with a light house, stormy waters, a white whale tail and a fishing boat that is pushed by a hand.

Adventures on the stormy sea

On-Screen · Unplugged Coding Experience · Goal Based

In this activity, learners build a program to save their fishing boat in the stormy seas of Atlantic Canada.

a An illustration of Weavly scene with several sports items on it, such as basketball ball, soccer ball, field hockey ball, tennis ball, hockey stick, and a badminton shuttlecock.

Game on!

On-Screen · Unplugged Coding Experience · Goal Based

In this activity, learners build a program to take their character to their favourite sports and share personal experiences about playing those games.

Illustration of hands pointing to animals and action blocks on branch

Adventures in the Savannah

On-Screen · Unplugged Coding Experience · Goal Based

This multi-level activity challenges learners to build a sequence to complete a mission.

This illustration show a map of Europe and backpack.

Let's go to Europe!

On-Screen · Unplugged Coding Experience · Goal Based

In this activity, learners build a program to travel to different countries and cities across Europe.

Illustration of yellow and purple hand pointing at maze with star in centre, surrounded by action blocks

Moving on a grid

Hybrid · Unplugged Coding Experience · Direction Based

This activity practice directions.

Illustration of orange hand pointing to a grid of submarine and treasure underwater with action blocks floating at top

Hunting the sunken treasure

On-Screen · Unplugged Coding Experience · Goal Based

This activity challenges learners to build a sequence to complete a mission.

An illustration showing the Weavll grid with different food otems on it, such as a pizza, spaghetti and meat balls, ice cream, a bowl of rice, a bowl of salad, tacos, and a burger. There is a hand moving the salad bowl.

What's for dinner?

On-Screen · Unplugged Coding Experience · Goal Based

In this activity, learners plan a meal together and build a program to get their ingredients from a grocery store.

An illustration showing Weavly scene with a ferris wheel, rollercoaster rides and a hand holding two cotton candies.

What's your favourite ride?

On-Screen · Unplugged Coding Experience · Goal Based

In this activity, learners build a program to visit different areas in an amusement park and share stories about their favourite rides.

An illustration showing two hands clapping. There are four weavly action blocks with audio waves associated with the block's colour.

Exploring Weavly Sounds

On-Screen · Blockly Coding Experience · Introduction

In this activity, learners explore sound features of the Weavly coding environment.