I spotted this class on Outschool and thought it would fit with our Roman topic brilliantly whilst also including Minecraft which is a big thing in our house whether we like it or not! The girls were talked through the coding steps patiently and expertly by the teacher and, by the end of the session, the girls had indeed built Rome. Or their version of it at least which was still very impressive. The girls really enjoyed it and learned a huge amount about coding and Rome too. They highly recommend this class!
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Computing | History | Minecraft | Romans in Britain
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