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-TE10.02
-==== Standard: ====
-TE10.02 - Identifies several programming languages and demonstrates proficient use of a programming language by creating a simple game
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-==== Standard Unpacked: ====
-Student knows several programming languages and demonstrates one language by creating a game or by using the programming language to create an application.
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-==== Lesson Plans: ====
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-==== Resources: ====
-Coding In The Classroom: 10 Tools Students Can Use To Design Apps & Video Games
-[[http://www.teachthought.com/technology/coding-classroom-10-tools-students-can-use-design-apps-video-games/]]
-Coding Practice - CodeAcademy
-[[https://www.codecademy.com/]]
-Scratch
-[[http://scratch.mit.edu/]]
-Code School
-[[https://www.codeschool.com/free]]
-Code Avengers - Pick the Game with Java
-[[https://www.codeavengers.com/]]
-CodeHS
-Whole Coding course - Teacher needs to create a class before students can use.
-[[https://codehs.com/]]
-Fifteen+ Ways to teach kids coding
-https://www.edutopia.org/blog/15-ways-teaching-students-coding-vicki-davis
-Code Combat - Coding Challenges (can be played against another student)
-https://codecombat.com
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-==== Scoring Rubric ====
-{{:technology_rubric_10.01.pdf|TE10.01 Rubric}}
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