Remarks So far, we've wanted our programs to do exactly as we've coded, and most of our surprises have been bugs. Today we're going to look at how we can code random behaviors …

Students work their way through a series of puzzles that teach them to code, and educators have access to engaging lesson plans that help make the learning coming alive.

In this 45-minute activity, students will use Code.org’s Music Lab to explore how creativity and coding come together to make music. By creating their own songs using coding concepts like …

Engagement of Services. Code.org is engaging Facilitator’s services for the purpose of providing facilitation services (“Facilitation”) for in-person teacher-focused Workshops to prepare them to …

Puedes tener estudiantes que trabajen de forma independiente o en parejas o en pequeños grupos. Existen muchas otros tutoriales en code.org/learn que se pueden seguir para una libre …

Coding is something everyone can do! You can even learn the basics of coding without a computer. This activity packet is designed for children and their grown ups to learn some of …

Class Participation Questions: • What does it mean to “repeat” a “block” of code? • When might you use an “if” block? Elbow Partner Discussion: • Can you think of a reason that you would …

If you feel stuck or you’re not sure what to do next, remember you can always follow the steps of the problem-solving process to define your next step, prepare for what you want to code, try it …

Computational Tools, Resources and Materials Provided The Code.org CSP curriculum includes almost all resources teachers need to teach the course including: Lesson Plans

Debugging Strategies: As students design and implement their own project ideas, they may find themselves with new bugs that they need to untangle and you may find yourself looking at …