The Code of Nature
EU Code Week’s early-learning activity combines unplugged or Bee-Bot-style coding with outdoor observation missions about trees, water, soil, gardens and protecting nature.
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EU Code Week’s early-learning activity combines unplugged or Bee-Bot-style coding with outdoor observation missions about trees, water, soil, gardens and protecting nature.
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This resource is listed for ages Under 5; early learners. It is available as Website and is listed as free public activity. The listed language coverage is Greek, English.
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