The Development of Computational Thinking Skills of Early Childhood by use Unplugged Coding

Abstract

          The computational thinking skills of early childhood are fundamental skills required by the world in the 21^st century. It promotes skills through daily routines and core daily activities that are appropriate for the child's development. This will help young children develop reading and writing skills, planning skills, creative thinking skills, reasoning skills, and decision-making skills through organizing Unplugged Coding activities such as Sorting activities, story sequence training games, command card games and lego games which will be using in the form of playing and daily activities, such as game activities, storytelling, movements, songs, etc., can help children to solve problems step by step and systematic work better by yourself.