December 9th Computer Science Week
December 9th-15th
(Grades K-12)
Click here or the image above to learn more about the resources from Hour of Code and CS First by Google!
Learn things like:
Where can I find free engaging computer science lessons for my students?
Hour of Code:
- K-12 Friendly: Activities are tailored for all grade levels, making coding accessible for everyone.
- Easy to Use: No prior experience is needed, with a user-friendly interface for students and teachers.
- Guided Lessons: Step-by-step instructions and tutorials simplify learning.
- Ready-to-Use: Pre-designed activities and resources save prep time.
- Engaging and Fun: Creative themes inspire problem-solving and critical thinking.
Sample Lesson: Music Lab: Jam Session Intro
CS First:
- Beginner-Friendly: No prior coding experience is needed for teachers or students to use CS First, making it accessible for all.
- Flexible Curriculum: Offers 1-hour lessons or extended projects (up to 8 hours) across themes like storytelling, game design, and animation.
- Engaging & Interactive: Students learn coding concepts through hands-on projects using Scratch, fostering creativity and problem-solving.
- Comprehensive Support: Includes step-by-step instructions, video tutorials, and teaching guides to assist educators.
- Completely Free: CS First is available at no cost, making it an excellent resource for the classroom.
Sample Lesson: Characterization 3-6th grade.
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STEM and Technology Hub
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Maker Space Inventory of Materials
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STEM and IT Facebook Page
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