This intuitive solution brings students all aboard to learn the basic language of the digital age in a creative way. Coding express combines digital and physical elements like action bricks and switches to introduce early learning students to coding concepts like sequencing, looping, and conditional coding. Students will learn collaboration, language, critical thinking skills, and more As they explore and create play scenarios using a classic train set. Make your train pause, stop, change direction, sound The horn, and more! Taking the familiarity of a train and combining it with the new action bricks, early learners will learn through play about sequencing, looping, conditional coding, and cause and effect by placing the new action bricks within the train’s track. Each action brick creates a specific action allowing for students to test and redesign ways to problem-solve and work together to get their train to its destination. Lessons for coding express were developed based on the National Association for The education of young children (naeyc), the 21st century early learning framework (P21) and head start early learning outcomes framework guidelines and will enable young children to learn early coding skills while preparing them to thrive in the 21st century. The free optional app combines physical play with digital intervention and is designed to enhance the experience. When you introduce the app, The 4 different themed activities change the way the action bricks behave, altering the effect on the train. The solution includes a teacher guide build which contains 8 online lessons: 4 lessons use the physical set and 4 lessons use the digital app. The teacher guide also includes 8 short online video tutorials to help you make the most of the solution.

• Free optional app combines physical play with digital Intervention
• Coding express teacher guide with 8 steam online lessons: 4 lessons use the physical set and 4 lessons use the digital app.
• Lessons were developed based on the National Association for The education of young children (naeyc)
• For up to 6 students, target age 2-5