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what can I do for students that are lightyears ahead of their peers?

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Participate in the Week of Code ..... it is not as scary when done in groups!

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Find you "tribe" and stick with them.  Some teachers are never willing...go forward without them!

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Sticking to a consistent design process thinking model for elementary students. Common language.

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If some one is afraid to try provide them encouragement and show them how easy it really is

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Let the kids problem solve with you...I bet they'll get it faster than you think!

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Take summer workshop classes.

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collaborate with another school.

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Teachers as facilitators mean you don't have to stay ahead of students.

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it is OKAY to NOT be the expert! Go with the flow and learn with the students.  Code.org is a safe site to try things out

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This code.org Computer Science Fundamentals book can be shared with staff. 4 years of lessons!

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Solution: Retired or willing individuals to volunteer time to teach. Those with a coding or CS background.

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Solution: Retired or willing individuals to volunteer time to teach. Those with a coding or CS background.

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Find a couple willing teachers to jump on board and have them join your code army! Start small. :)

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Let your students be an advertisement for the fun and engagement.

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Implement in an after-school program through Community Education to gain excitement. Offer Free Food!

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attend a Code.org workshop; go to support on website

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attend a Code.org workshop; go to support on website

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Budget for what? What do you need to spend money on? No computer lab? No ipads?

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Look for a grant or sponsors

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Our code book has a planning 4 year plan...page 343

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Teacher time to plan and implement.

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Repetition of basic coding across elementary curriculum

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Repetition of basic coding across elementary curriculum

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If time is an issue, plan time for an introduction to coding and work through a few puzzles together. From there, allow students to access Code.org when they finish other activities. For example, "When you reach Lesson 7 in Type To Learn 4, you may access your Code.org account."

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Conveying the importance of coding to others that are skeptical. Seeing clear benefits of coding on general problem solving

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Flow of curriculum from one grade level to the next

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code.org works at home or in school if you are OK with letting go of being with the students all the time

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Offer PD training before, after, during lunch etc for staff to learn how they can use in their classroom.

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slow computers

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Not enough time

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Solution: Use coding during small group math time-- through Daily 3 or stations

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Not all teachers are on board, can have a gap from 1st grade to 5th grade.

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Unwilling coworkers

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Limited budget

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New staff

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Not enough time.

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Lack of time

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Clear understanding of coding knowledge as an instructor.

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Hold your own training--free for 20+ educators

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Will every teacher at each grade level be willing to Code?

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Long term plan...I can do this in 2016, but what comes next?

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Only $300 Budget

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School schedule

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Not enough staff trained or desire to use.

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Not every teacher is trained in Coding.

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Transfer of knowledge over time when one hour of media a week

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Transfer of knowledge over time when one hour of media a week