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LCPS News: During CSEdWeek this year, the CS Office is looking for elementary and middle schools who would like to have high school computer science students lead CS focused lessons with their different grade levels. Interested? Sign your school up with the URL below.

What do handshakes and algorithms have in common? As part of a CS & LCPS Social Science & Global Studies lesson, the kindergarten students Horizon Elementary became algorithm experts as they worked together to follow the steps of 5 “Secret Handshakes” in order to learn new ways to greet people during the day.

One of the best things about my job this year is being able to collaborate with @MdotSmithTeachz and LCPS Social Science & Global Studies to create lessons that integrate computer science and social science. Loudoun County Computer Science Office Nick Grzeda Danyael Graham

What a great way to start my week! I LOVED visiting all of the K-5 classes today and watching the students working on their computer science lessons. #WorldSpaceWeek #CSforLCPS

Love my job!

Totally one of my favorite days so far this school year!!!!!

Love seeing computer science being integrated into all grade levels Horizon Elementary! Way to go Comets! Loudoun County Computer Science Office Nick Grzeda Michael Grubbs

OMG! I love everything about this AND I am going to figure out a way for students to do this for upcoming social science lessons. Thanks for sharing Amanda Sandoval 💛

Another fantastic day at Waxpool Elementary! Loudoun County Computer Science Office Career, Technical, & Adult Education

To celebrate CSEdWeek, Waxpool Elem is holding "Chomputer" Science Day where all the piranhas in K-5 are engaging in various activities throughout the day. From Google AutoDraw to Minecraft Education flower gardens to reinforce math content, Ss are truly immersed in their learning.

Happy Chomputer Science day! Thank you Shawn DeLuca for always providing us with your expertise and awesome resources for our students! #lcpscsweek Loudoun County Computer Science Office Career, Technical, & Adult Education

On Day 4 of CSEdWeek, K-5 teachers Emerick Elementary participated in Machine Learning CLTs to learn about the new ML curriculum and review their grade level lessons. It was great to see teachers engaging in programs like Google AutoDraw, Teachable Machine, and Micro:bit Educational Foundation.

Start saving your recyclables for Horizon's Trashion Show! Students in all grades will participate in a PBL experience to design and create an outfit for their teacher out of recycled materials. See the flyer for details about what items your child should bring in on Mar. 3.

K & 2nd grade Ss Horizon Elementary learned about Machine Learning from Shawn DeLuca. K Ss used Google Autodraw to identify living & nonliving things at the park while 2nd grade used Teachable Machine to create a model that identified if an animal migrates or hibernates.

K-1 Ts spent the afternoon with Shawn DeLuca & Becca Gratz rocking out to a Metallica themed PD that had them Entering the Coding Sandman & Riding the Lightning to help spark CS integration in LCPS Social Science & Global Studies. From Ozobot to Makey Makey to an air guitar competition, this PD rocked!

I had a blast working with the amazing 2nd graders in Mrs. Ruddy’s class this afternoon. They were great Animals Detectives!

I love being a facilitator at this school! I was happy to work with the staff to bring their Trashion Show to life. All the models did an incredible job & the students designed super creative outfits & accessories. Michael Grubbs Nick Grzeda Career, Technical, & Adult Education LCPS News Aaron Spence

This activity was so amazing to observe. The amount of thinking that was going on between each group as they were designing and testing their codes was incredible. Students were fully engaged and did not want to stop when the timer went off.

Always a blast when I get to work with the coding comets from Horizon Elementary. Everyone loved how the Micro:bit Educational Foundation could be used for so many engaging activities.

So proud to share my daughter illustrated her very first children’s book! She is well on her way to achieving her dream of becoming a famous illustrator. Please show your support by purchasing and sharing this book with others. a.co/d/8LqhFWA