Here are some scenarios, developed by participants in the ISTE/CSTA practitioners workshop, that illustrate how computational thinking concepts and skills play out in various grade levels and disciplines. In these examples, students are learning computational thinking skills in nontraditional settings so that they become internalized and can be easily transferred from one setting to another. These students are developing skills that can be applied in a variety of situations—in other classes, in the workplace, in their hobbies—from a variety of perspectives and in an authentic setting. As more and more teachers emphasize these skills, students will begin to apply them naturally in new and exciting ways