Graphic promoting a “Computational Thinking” 21T4S Webinar Series session from 21 Things 4 Students. Text explains the session explores decomposition, pattern recognition, abstraction and algorithms. The graphic shows three students working on computers in a classroom, with one student in the foreground using a laptop. A white banner at the bottom states: “Session is on April 22nd 4:30pm-5:30pm.

In the 21 Things 4 Students Computational Thinking

Eric Jarvi

April 6, 2026

“Thing,” learners explore decomposition, pattern recognition, abstraction, and algorithms—building the skills to break down challenges, spot connections, and create step-by-step solutions. 
This session shows how to:
 ✔️ Equip students with real-world problem-solving strategies
 ✔️ Connect computational thinking across subjects
 ✔️ Transition seamlessly into coding and game creation
 ✔️ Build confidence through hands-on Quests and challenges
From STEM to everyday learning, computational thinking empowers students to think clearly, creatively, and confidently.