
NUMBER
Here are some projects where you can use coding to help students practice and better understand concepts found in the Number strand. The examples here are finished projects. Take out the code that you want your students to do, and then share it with them so that they can Remix it and finish it themselves, hopefully making it more interesting and original.
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You can use this project to have students build a game that helps them to understand place value.
Math Concepts: Place Value, Adding Thousandths
Coding Concepts: Loops, Conditionals, Variables, Broadcasting, Cloning
You can use this project to have students build a project that produces factors, so they better understand what factors are.
Math Concepts: Factors, composite and prime numbers
Coding Concepts: Loops, Conditionals, Variables, Broadcasting, Lists
You can use this project to have students create a project that finds the Greatest Common Factor.
Math Concept: Factors
Coding Concepts: Loops, Conditionals, Variables, Functions
You can use this project to have students create a program that finds prime numbers.
Math Concepts: composite and prime numbers
Coding Concepts: Loops, Conditionals, Variables, Broadcasting, Lists
You can use this project to have students create a program that shows integers on a number line.
Math Concepts: integers, number lines
Coding Concepts: Conditionals, Variables, Broadcasting
You can use this project to have students build a program that shows how much movements occurs between two integers.
Math Concepts: Integers, number lines
Coding Concepts: Conditionals, Variables, Broadcasting, Drawing
You can use this project to have students build a game where they compare integers and helps them to better understand integer values.
Math Concepts: comparing integers
Coding Concepts: Conditionals, Variables, Broadcasting