
Este trabalho apresenta uma proposta para um conjunto de práticas pedagógicas, com o objetivo de explorar o conteúdo de Lógica de Programação e Pensamento Computacional, em uma abordagem motivadora e criativa. São propostas atividades de Programação para crianças de 10 a 13 anos de idade usando como ferramenta de programação o ambiente Scratch. Essas atividades podem ser aplicadas em um contexto formal de ensino, em escolas que tenham uma carga horária específica para ensino de Computação ou em atividades fora do contexto formal da escola, em ambientes diferenciados de aprendizado.Palavras-chave: Ensino de programação; Scratch; Pensamento Computacional; Oficina.
Sociology and Political Science, Social Network Analysis in Education and Communication, Programming Education, Social Sciences, Scratch Programming, FOS: Humanities, Computational Thinking in Education, Computer science, Computer Science Applications, FOS: Philosophy, ethics and religion, Computational Thinking, FOS: Psychology, Humanities, Philosophy, Computer Science, Physical Sciences, Psychology
Sociology and Political Science, Social Network Analysis in Education and Communication, Programming Education, Social Sciences, Scratch Programming, FOS: Humanities, Computational Thinking in Education, Computer science, Computer Science Applications, FOS: Philosophy, ethics and religion, Computational Thinking, FOS: Psychology, Humanities, Philosophy, Computer Science, Physical Sciences, Psychology
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