- Definition
Unplugged coding is when your child learns computer programming ideas and problem-solving skills using activities that don't require a computer, like games or puzzles. It helps them understand how coding works before they even touch a screen.
unplugged code (coding) is a term used in Ontario’s Kindergarten to Grade 8 curriculum.
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