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Lesson 16: Bridging the past with the future

Grades K - 2 Computer Science

In this lesson, students move from historical technology to the future. This lesson bridges the past with the future by looking at how people in the 1960s thought computers would change their present day. Students will look at computers/software of the near future and talk about how those things might change our society. This will begin a discussion to help kids see how they can play a role in shaping technology of tomorrow.

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