This workshop introduces the CME Digital Technologies Program in the Junior Years PP to Year 2 and builds foundational knowledge for classroom delivery. This online module focuses on how to develop students computational thinking skills, integrating Bee-Bots across learning areas, and supporting diverse student abilities.

Participants will:

Learn how Bee-Bots can be applied from early learners to older students
Explore unplugged resources to build computational thinking skills
Integrate Bee-Bots into multiple learning areas (e.g. Mathematics, Literacy, HASS, Science, The Arts)
Use CME Bee-Bot resources, including maps linked to WA geography and landmarks
Apply differentiated strategies to support a wide range of student abilities
Understand links to the WA Digital Technologies Curriculum, including Australian Curriculum V9
Explore resources, equipment, and the Grok Academy online platform

Learning Outcomes

By the end of the workshop, participants will:

Understand how Bee-Bots can be used effectively across early years and above
Apply unplugged resources to support computational thinking development
Integrate Bee-Bots across curriculum areas
Use CME Bee-Bot resources to connect learning with WA geography and landmarks
Implement differentiated strategies to meet diverse learning needs
Confidently access and use CME DigiTech resources via Grok Academy
Demonstrate understanding of program concepts and sequence
Navigate CME and Department Connect platforms for resource access

Australian Professional Standards for Teachers (APST):

FA1.2 – Understand how students learn

FA1.5 – Differentiate teaching

FA2.2 – Content selection and organisation

FA2.6 – ICT

FA3.3 – Use teaching strategies

FA3.4 – Select and use resources

FA4.2 – Manage classroom activities

We look forward to having you attend the event!

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