Computational Thinking

What is Computational Thinking (CT)?

• A way to solve problems using only computers.

• A creative way of thinking to solve problems in organized ways using computer science skills.

• A method for programming robots.

• A type of mathematical calculation.

What is the Computational Thinking skill "Stepping It Out" primarily about?

• Breaking down big problems into smaller ones.

• Identifying important details and ignoring irrelevant ones.

• Creating a list of ordered steps to complete a task.

• Finding patterns in data.

When the Wombats "Break It Down" to clean a messy room, what Computational Thinking skill are they using?

• Sequences & Algorithms

• Problem Decomposition

• Abstraction & Representation

• Debugging Process

What is the Computational Thinking skill "Finding What Matters" primarily about?

• Creating a step-by-step plan.

• Breaking a problem into smaller parts.

• Identifying important details and ignoring irrelevant ones to categorize.

• Fixing errors in a plan.

Why is learning Computational Thinking important?

• It helps children learn to code and prepares them for success in school and life.

• It is only useful for computer scientists.

• It teaches children how to build robots.

• It is a skill only for older students.