Hour of Code Week - In December 7-13
Join others world wide and sample these 1-Hour Code Activities.
There are over 100 activities - something for everyone - pick your grade level range.
***Start Here --> Click here to find these one hour activities at https://code.org/learn.***
Coding Sites - Learn how to write computer code and make your own games.
NOTE: Adobe Flash is going away after December 31, 2020. That means that many of our favorite online activities may no longer work. We will be removing links for sites that do not seem to be updating their sites to work without Flash. Thanks for your patience.
Want to save your progress for the Code.org activities?
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Note: LAUSD students may sign up/in with their LAUSD email. Just click on the Google Account logo like the one above. Don't forget!!! Sign out of Code.org and sign out of the Google account.
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CODE.org - Course 3 (Gr. 2-5)
For students who have taken Course 2. Students will delve deeper into programming topics. |
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CODE.org - Play Lab (Gr. 2-5)
Create a story or make a game. |
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CODE.org - Flappy Code (Gr. 2-5)
Flappy Code tutorial will have you making your own game in less than 10 minutes. |
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CODE.org - Artist (Gr. 2-5)
Draw cool pictures and designs. |
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Scratch (Gr. 3-12)Learn the basic concepts of Computer Science with drag and drop programming. Create stories, games, and animations. Share with others around the world
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Tynker (K-8)Tynker makes it fun and easy to learn computer programming. Get started today with Tynker's easy-to-learn, visual programming course designed for young students. Try these fun, free Hour of Code activities.
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Disney Infinite Play Lab
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Click the graphic above to go to that CODE activity.
CODING ON A TABLET
If you enjoyed the above coding activities and are looking for APPS for your tablet: Check these out:
Kodable by SurfScore, Inc. (ages 5+)
Cargo-Bot (ages 5+)
ScratchJr (ages 5+)
LightBot Jr. (ages 5+)
Hopscotch (age 8+)
Parents and teachers, for more educational ideas related to coding, check out this article 15+ Ways of Teaching Every Student to Code (Even Without a Computer) by Vicki Davis published online at edutopia.
Kodable by SurfScore, Inc. (ages 5+)
Cargo-Bot (ages 5+)
ScratchJr (ages 5+)
LightBot Jr. (ages 5+)
Hopscotch (age 8+)
Parents and teachers, for more educational ideas related to coding, check out this article 15+ Ways of Teaching Every Student to Code (Even Without a Computer) by Vicki Davis published online at edutopia.