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Learn Algorithms Through Games: Thinking Skills for Programming

A STEAM class for children that builds computational thinking through games involving algorithms. Bring writing materials and a drink. Children attending city-run elementary schools should also bring their iPads.

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13:30–15:00

Setagaya · Setagaya Education Centre, 1F Labo Lab

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A STEAM class for children that builds computational thinking through games involving algorithms. Bring writing materials and a drink. Children attending city-run elementary schools should also bring their iPads.

Category
Science & technology
Date
Sat, 10/17
Time
13:30–15:00
Area
Setagaya · Setagaya Education Centre, 1F Labo Lab
Ages
世田谷区内在住・在学の小学1〜4年生
Fee
Free
Participation
9月15日10:00〜10月3日16:00に公式フォームで申込・24人抽選、結果は10月7日通知
  • Application deadline: 2026-10-03T16:00:00+09:00

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