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Coding & Robotics
Oxford Coding and Robotics is an unplugged course that includes everything you need to plan, teach, and assess according to the new CAPS curriculum for Coding and Robotics. The series follows a gradual release of responsibility model, introducing learners to concepts, skills, and terminology in teacher-led contexts to build confidence before they work independently.
This course has been approved by the Department of Basic Education in the following languages:
Coding & Robotics: English
Learner’s Book
Coding Cards
Teacher’s Guide
Learner’s Book
Coding Cards
Teacher’s Guide
Learner’s Book
Coding Cards
Teacher’s Guide
Coding & Robotics: Afrikaans
Learner’s Book
Coding Cards
Teacher’s Guide
Learner’s Book
Coding Cards
Teacher’s Guide
Learner’s Book
Coding Cards
Teacher’s Guide
Coding & Robotics: IsiXhosa
Learner’s Book
Coding Cards
Teacher’s Guide
Learner’s Book
Coding Cards
Teacher’s Guide
Learner’s Book
Coding Cards
Teacher’s Guide
Coding & Robotics: IsiZulu
Learner’s Book
Coding Cards
Teacher’s Guide
Learner’s Book
Coding Cards
Teacher’s Guide
Learner’s Book
Coding Cards
Teacher’s Guide
Coding & Robotics: Sepedi
Learner’s Book
Coding Cards
Teacher’s Guide
Learner’s Book
Coding Cards
Teacher’s Guide
Learner’s Book
Coding Cards
Teacher’s Guide
Coding & Robotics: Sesotho
Learner’s Book
Coding Cards
Teacher’s Guide
Learner’s Book
Coding Cards
Teacher’s Guide
Learner’s Book
Coding Cards
Teacher’s Guide
Coding & Robotics: Xitsonga
Learner’s Book
Coding Cards
Teacher’s Guide
Learner’s Book
Coding Cards
Teacher’s Guide
Learner’s Book
Coding Cards
Teacher’s Guide
Coding & Robotics: Setswana
Learner’s Book
Coding Cards
Teacher’s Guide
Learner’s Book
Coding Cards
Teacher’s Guide
Learner’s Book
Coding Cards
Teacher’s Guide
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