What size do these print at?

Each sheet is drawn at landscape A4 proportions (1216 by 832) with dotted cut lines on the card sets, ready to print and cut apart.

Do kids need a computer for this?

No — this is the unplugged approach: arrow cards and a printed grid carry the whole activity, no screen or device needed.

Can I get a different theme, like space?

Yes — type a different theme and the command cards, maze and sequence strip redraw around it, in the same three styles.

What age group is this for?

Written for early elementary; ask for a younger-age version and the grid size and vocabulary adjust down.

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/coding-unplugged-cards · classroom · 3 readings

Unplugged coding cards: commands, maze and sequence in three styles

Unplugged coding — A landscape sheet of twelve square cards with dotted cut lines: four large arrows pointing up, down, left and right, a loop arrow, a stop hand, a start flag, a jump curve, a turn-right and a turn-left quarter arrow, a repeat-times card with a blank box, a small drawn robot face card., bright flat classroom design, bold primary colours, rounded corners, clean vector

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Reading 1Command cards

Reading 2Robot grid

Reading 3Algorithm strip

Coding without a screen: arrow cards for commands, a grid with a robot and a goal, a sequence strip for the algorithm. These nine build a command-card set, a maze mat and an algorithm worksheet, in bright flat, pastel and blackline. Ask for a different theme — space, a younger age group — and the same arrow-and-grid grammar carries it.

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Frequently asked questions

What size do these print at?: Each sheet is drawn at landscape A4 proportions (1216 by 832) with dotted cut lines on the card sets, ready to print and cut apart.
Do kids need a computer for this?: No — this is the unplugged approach: arrow cards and a printed grid carry the whole activity, no screen or device needed.
Can I get a different theme, like space?: Yes — type a different theme and the command cards, maze and sequence strip redraw around it, in the same three styles.
What age group is this for?: Written for early elementary; ask for a younger-age version and the grid size and vocabulary adjust down.

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