This scenario aims to provide elementary school students with a fun and creative experience of exploring maze games and basic coding concepts without the use of a digital platform. Students will use pen and paper to design their maze games and employ simple coding skills to guide their favorite animals to their beloved fruits. This activity fosters logical thinking, problem- solving, creativity, and algorithm development among students. The aim of this scenario is to offer elementary school students an enjoyable introduction to maze games and coding concepts without using digital tools. By allowing students to design their maze games on paper and using simple coding skills to solve them, the scenario encourages them to enhance their logical thinking, problem-solving abilities, and creativity.

The aim of this activity is to introduce elementary school students to the world of dance and coding, encouraging them to enhance their creativity, teamwork, and self-expression skills. Through the integration of dance and coding, the activity seeks to foster a joyful and interactive learning environment, where students can discover the joy of dance while experiencing the logical and systematic aspects of coding.

This activity aims to teach students how to measure time and design a sundial by observing the movement of the sun and the formation of shadows. Students combine their scientific, mathematical, and design skills by creating a sundial that operates based on the movement of the sun. The activity focuses on direct observation, data collection, and analysis. It also helps students understand the basic concepts of the sun's movement and the angle of sunlight, fostering their interest in the sciences.