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First Edition
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Educational Technology Division
Dear Young Coder,
This workbook is your practice space for learning to code with Nova and Chip!
In this workbook, you will:
Each chapter has fun activities that help you:
Remember to use your school computer login to save your work safely!
Let's start coding and creating together!
To my daughters, Oliwia & Alicja—
Thank you for being my inspiration, my motivation,
and the spark behind every idea in the Galactic Code Academy.
Your real-life artwork, imagination, and curiosity
brought Nova & Chip to life in ways only you could.
With all my love,
Your forever loving Mom
Nova touched a glowing panel in the Starship Control Room.
Something happened right after — a hologram appeared!
Your Task:
Look at the pictures (teacher will show or describe):
Circle which one happened FIRST.
Then answer:
What did Nova do that made something happen?
Write or draw your answer in the box below:
An event is something that happens and starts a program.
Match the event to what happens next:
Touch the panel →
Clap your hands →
Press a button →
Choose from:
A. Robot wakes up
B. Hologram appears
C. Light turns on
Write the correct letters:
1 →
2 →
3 →
English Grammar Connection:
Events use action verbs! Circle the action verbs in these sentences:
Write three action verbs you know:
1.
2.
3.
Read each sentence and underline the event:
1. Nova waves her hand and the robot turns on.
2. Chip taps the screen and a map appears.
3. The door opens when someone steps on the tile.
Now write your own example of an event:
Event:
Creative Writing Challenge:
Write a short story about discovering a magical button. What happens when you press it? Use at least three events in your story.
Write a story with one event and one result.
Use this frame:
When I , then happens.
Examples:
Your story:
When I ,
then happens.
Draw a picture of your event:
Game Design Challenge:
Design a simple game that uses your event. What would players do? What would happen?
Game Name:
Player Action (Event):
What Happens (Result):
Why is it Fun:
Think about your day.
Write or draw one event you used today:
Examples:
My Event:
Today I used an event when I .
Story Connection:
Think of your favorite book or movie. What event starts the story?
Story Title:
Starting Event:
Self-Assessment:
How well do you understand events? Circle one:
😊 I understand events very well
🙂 I understand events pretty well
😠I need more practice with events
What I want to learn next:
You Did It!
You have completed all the activities in your coding workbook!
You have practiced:
Your Achievements:
Completed warm-up tasks
Finished guided practice
Worked independently
Took on challenges
Reflected on learning
Personal Coding Portfolio:
My favorite activity was:
The most challenging part was:
I'm most proud of:
Next, I want to learn:
Keep coding, keep creating, and keep exploring!