Indi is a low-tech, screen-free way to teach core computational thinking—using colorful command blocks or color-coded cards that students physically arrange, test, and refine; it’s well suited to Pre-K through elementary grades with developmentally appropriate short tasks, vocabulary (step, repeat, when/if), movement-based games, partner/small-group challenges, and unplugged assessments teachers can use to observe reasoning. The tactile color-block approach makes abstract ideas tangible and encourages problem solving, collaboration, and transfer to digital coding later.
For ready-to-use activities, lesson plans, printables, and pacing/differentiation suggestions, see the presentation “
Curriculum Ideas for Indi for 4K-3”
