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Wise Zebra Coding

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Wise Zebra is developing programming options that may emphasize logic, careful debugging, and project-based learning. Families may join the interest list for updates.

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Program status
In development
Interest list
Open

Program planning

Coding is planned as a future Wise Zebra STEM pathway.

We are collecting family interest while coding options are in development. Possible topics may include breaking problems into steps, testing ideas, debugging calmly, explaining logic, and building small projects.

Planned coding pathways

Future options under development.

C++

Possible future pathway

C++ Foundations

A possible text-based programming option focused on careful syntax, step-by-step logic, and debugging.

Good fit

May be appropriate for students who can type comfortably, follow multi-step instructions, and work carefully through errors.

Learning focus

Possible topics include variables, conditionals, loops, functions, arrays, debugging habits, and clear problem decomposition.

  • Precise syntax and logic
  • Loops, functions, and arrays
  • Small algorithmic challenges

Scratch

Future option

Scratch Creative Coding

A possible visual programming option for students building logic through projects before text-based coding.

Good fit

May be appropriate for students who are new to coding, enjoy creative projects, or are not yet ready for text-based coding.

Learning focus

Possible topics include algorithmic thinking, iteration, and explaining how a program works.

  • Events and loops
  • Games and stories
  • Creative logic

Coding approach

Skills future coding classes may cover.

Break down problems

Students may learn to turn a goal into smaller steps, then test each step instead of guessing.

Debug with patience

Students may practice reading errors, checking assumptions, and fixing code calmly.

Build small projects

Short projects may help students see how ideas become working programs they can explain.

Explain their thinking

Students may practice describing why code works, where it failed, and how they improved it.

Interest list

Interested in future coding classes?

Use the Get Started form and choose Coding interest list. Joining the interest list is not enrollment and does not reserve a place in a class.

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