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Bitsbox Classroom Box 8: Incrementing and Screen Interactions

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Bitsbox Classroom Box 8: Incrementing and Screen Interactions



• 100 sports-themed supercards


• 30 fun sticker sheets


• Comprehensive Teacher's Guide



Perfect for classrooms, scouts, homeschool, and after-school programs!



Teach arrays, incrementing, and screen interactions.



Projects build on previous boxes, introducing more complex coding concepts.



Includes glossary, coding instructions, and app customization tips.

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Joshua U. ★★★★★

The teacher’s guide is incredibly well-structured, making it easy to jump right into lessons on screen interactions. My students loved building their own sports-themed apps from the supercards, and the stickers were a fun bonus for finishing projects.

Sofia ★★★★★

The sticker sheets were a huge hit with my third graders—they actually fought over the sports ones. The teacher's guide laid out each activity clearly enough that I could prep in under ten minutes, which is saying something for a Friday afternoon.

Isabella ★★★★★

My third graders actually begged to keep coding during recess after we cracked the incrementing challenges, and the sports theme made the supercards feel like a game instead of a worksheet. The teacher's guide laid out each session so clearly that I barely had to prep, and the 100 cards gave us plen