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Using activities from Hello Rugby and CS Unplugged , we can explain computational thinking concepts in a more active and engaging way. For example, rugby drills can help students understand teamwork, sequencing, and problem-solving, while CS Unplugged activities show ideas such as algorithms, patterns, and decomposition without needing computers. Combining both approaches could make abstract computational thinking concepts easier to understand because students learn them through movement, collaboration, and practical examples.

 The first activity I can't do it because it says:  " Esta conversación se creó con un Gem que se ha eliminado. Crea otro Gem o empieza una conversación nueva para continuar."  If it was an only in class activity, I couldn't go beacause I have been ill all the week. Activity 2 Prompt:  Hello, I need you to create a one-hour lesson on mammals for elementary school students. Please provide me with notes and activities that I can use for this one-hour lesson on mammals for children. Most useful result: I consider that Gemini's result was the most useful and complete of the three, explaining things the other two didn't, and it gave very good activities, even thought ChatGPT gave one that was very funny, the second one that Gemini gave was for me more interesting. Link:  ‎Gemini - Acceso directo a la IA de Google Activity 3 Prompt: Create a rubric in table format with three criteria to evaluate and four rating levels to assess the activities you completed, if th...