First graders put coding skills into action

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First graders in Mrs. Wood’s class at Cherry Hill Primary School recently learned how to code. Using their newly-acquired STEM skills and the Binary Code, these Li’l Lions made bracelets that spelled out “ELF” when completed.

First graders in Mrs. Wood’s class at Cherry Hill Primary School recently learned how to code. Using their newly-acquired STEM skills and the Binary Code, these Li’l Lions made bracelets that spelled out “ELF” when completed.

First graders in Mrs. Wood’s class at Cherry Hill Primary School recently learned how to code. Using their newly-acquired STEM skills and the Binary Code, these Li’l Lions made bracelets that spelled out “ELF” when completed.

First graders in Mrs. Wood’s class at Cherry Hill Primary School recently learned how to code. Using their newly-acquired STEM skills and the Binary Code, these Li’l Lions made bracelets that spelled out “ELF” when completed.
https://www.recordherald.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/27/2021/12/web1_IMG_1378.jpgFirst graders in Mrs. Wood’s class at Cherry Hill Primary School recently learned how to code. Using their newly-acquired STEM skills and the Binary Code, these Li’l Lions made bracelets that spelled out “ELF” when completed. Courtesy photos

First graders in Mrs. Wood’s class at Cherry Hill Primary School recently learned how to code. Using their newly-acquired STEM skills and the Binary Code, these Li’l Lions made bracelets that spelled out “ELF” when completed.
https://www.recordherald.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/27/2021/12/web1_IMG_1377.jpgFirst graders in Mrs. Wood’s class at Cherry Hill Primary School recently learned how to code. Using their newly-acquired STEM skills and the Binary Code, these Li’l Lions made bracelets that spelled out “ELF” when completed. Courtesy photos

First graders in Mrs. Wood’s class at Cherry Hill Primary School recently learned how to code. Using their newly-acquired STEM skills and the Binary Code, these Li’l Lions made bracelets that spelled out “ELF” when completed.
https://www.recordherald.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/27/2021/12/web1_IMG_1372.jpgFirst graders in Mrs. Wood’s class at Cherry Hill Primary School recently learned how to code. Using their newly-acquired STEM skills and the Binary Code, these Li’l Lions made bracelets that spelled out “ELF” when completed. Courtesy photos

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