I'm showing fifth graders how to sew a book which we will fill with codes and encryption puzzles.
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I'm showing fifth graders how to sew a book which we will fill with codes and encryption puzzles. They can all count in binary and came in very excited to learn since they heard about it from the older students last year.
I get paid for this.
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I'm showing fifth graders how to sew a book which we will fill with codes and encryption puzzles. They can all count in binary and came in very excited to learn since they heard about it from the older students last year.
I get paid for this.
@futurebird so do they know what
0.11b
Is in binary? I asked a room of 25 software engineers, and they didn't know!
I finally found one who did, in a software engineer conference of 250 people. But he was hard to find
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@futurebird so do they know what
0.11b
Is in binary? I asked a room of 25 software engineers, and they didn't know!
I finally found one who did, in a software engineer conference of 250 people. But he was hard to find
We haven't done the decimals yet, but we might.
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We haven't done the decimals yet, but we might.
@futurebird @ligasser They're not decimals they're binaries.
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@futurebird @ligasser They're not decimals they're binaries.
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I'm showing fifth graders how to sew a book which we will fill with codes and encryption puzzles. They can all count in binary and came in very excited to learn since they heard about it from the older students last year.
I get paid for this.
@futurebird That sounds awesome!
I home school my 5th grader, are there any resources for this you'd be willing to share? Like instructions for the activity, or books that are age appropriate on this topic?
Thanks!
(Also thanks for being a teacher
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@futurebird so do they know what
0.11b
Is in binary? I asked a room of 25 software engineers, and they didn't know!
I finally found one who did, in a software engineer conference of 250 people. But he was hard to find
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@futurebird That sounds awesome!
I home school my 5th grader, are there any resources for this you'd be willing to share? Like instructions for the activity, or books that are age appropriate on this topic?
Thanks!
(Also thanks for being a teacher
)I've been working on writing up my stuff with more care I should have something in spring.
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@ligasser @futurebird is it 3/4?
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I'm showing fifth graders how to sew a book which we will fill with codes and encryption puzzles. They can all count in binary and came in very excited to learn since they heard about it from the older students last year.
I get paid for this.
@futurebird taught th summercamp kidz a local algorithm to count in binary ztanding in a row. In fact i created a cicuit out of a dozen of them to do th counting and convert it into decimal. We also learnt a bubble sort algo with them standing in row usung only local info. No cpu necessary.
