A game to help teach your students directional instructions in simple coding sequences.
This teaching resource is aimed at teaching students sequencing of directions in short transitional coding games.
With these game cards, the teacher can hold them up at the front of the room in a random order for the students to follow. Students can also use the smaller version of the cards to lay out simple coding instructions for themselves or for their peers to follow.
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