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Tuesday October 13, 2026 11:00am - 11:50am CDT
Strawberry Hill Elementary has been working through the process of creating a computer science curriculum that is developmentally appropriate, hands-on, and incorporates different physical computing devices across grade levels. 


Join us as we dive into our strategy for integrating KIBO (KinderLab Robotics) into the Kindergarten-2nd grade curriculum. We will cover the process of teaching coding & computer science using KIBO within a specialist rotation, and how we partnered with K-2 classroom teachers to integrate KIBO into literacy learning in the classroom to enhance student engagement. 
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Laura Secrist Niklasen

Instructional Coach, Anamosa Community Schools
Laura Secrist Niklasen taught first grade for 18 years and is now in her 10th year as an instructional coach. She enjoys working collaboratively with the Literacy & Media teacher to help inspire teachers to use new technology in their classrooms and be able to interweave it into their... Read More →
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Rachel Williams

Literacy & Media Teacher, Anamosa Community Schools
Rachel Williams is in her 6th year as the Literacy & Media Teacher at Strawberry Hill Elementary in Anamosa. She has a passion for hands on, engaging learning that supports every learner as they explore the worlds of reading and technology.
Tuesday October 13, 2026 11:00am - 11:50am CDT
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