Mission Code Teacher Implementation Guide
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Mission Code helps students build digital and hands-on Computer Science and Computational Thinking skills without having to become expert programmers first. Students visually code, problem solve, and explain programming decisions as secret agents, helping robots save planets from impending doom. Every lesson is designed in a narrative video format which makes the content accessible to students and teachers, regardless of experience.
Best Practices Sequence: For the best learning experience, complete each lesson sequentially since coding skills build across lessons.ndent work. Whole-Group: For a more scaffolded implementation, complete the lessons whole class first. Self-Guided: For a more self-guided student experience, assign the lessons for a small group, center, partner, or independent work. Hands-On Activities: Printable extension activity resources in the teacher notes bring plugged activities offline for center, partner, or independent work. Badges: Collectible digital and printable badges gamify the learning experience. Unplugged: Printable extension activity resources in the teacher notes bring plugged activities offline for center, partner, or independent work.
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