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I use code.org's curriculum with grades 3, 4, 5. They love the self-paced style and Unplugged intros. I am also blending in kits from letsstartcoding.com. 

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I use code.org's curriculum with grades 3, 4, 5. They love the self-paced style and Unplugged intros. I am also blending in kits from letsstartcoding.com. 

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Shane J.

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Create Franken-Toys. My seniors already do this with kids toys during our Frankenstein unit. Coding would allow for enrichment of they brought the toy to life. 

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Create Franken-Toys. My seniors already do this with kids toys during our Frankenstein unit. Coding would allow for enrichment of they brought the toy to life. 

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John Deery
John.deery@rockfordchristian.org, @j

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Mirror rhetorical devices/arrangement  within a discourse with the function of coding structure, drawing parallels about function and structure

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Mirror rhetorical devices/arrangement  within a discourse with the function of coding structure, drawing parallels about function and structure

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John Deery, John.deery@rockfordchristian.org
@jhdeery

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I teach robotics and drones and we code activity bots using blocklyprop jdominici@d155.org 

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I teach robotics and drones and we code activity bots using blocklyprop jdominici@d155.org 

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I've used Code.org with grades 3-5, a little with K-2 too. 1st graders also love Kodable (they ask me every week if they can use it). I'm excited to try some of the other resources including Tynker, maybe Swift Playgrounds. Would love to connect with others! @LiBecky

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Get excitement started by sending a tweet....Learn computer sci, starting with an #HourOfCode. https://twitter.com/codeorg/status/828716370053304321 …
Excited to start this in HCS next year. Who's in? #GaETC #hcsmath

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Scratch will work with Legos.  Now has a wireless version.

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Scratch will work with Legos.  Now has a wireless version.

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I’m looking forward to having my 7th graders participate in Hour of Code. I’m going to let them try EarSketch because I actually like Dubstep!

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I use code.org with 2nd graders. They love it. The leveled courses let me find the right fit. There are some courses for nonreaders that I can assign them if needed

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My high schoolers are going to love earSketch!

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My high schoolers are going to love earSketch!

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I would like to start a coding club at my school, grades 3-5. The ideas in this session will help a great deal. 😁

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I have always been in elementary classrooms and media centers.  I am now in Middle Grades and trying to step up my game and help thrust the kids into multiple facets of media.  I am almost certain that my kids have no coding experience.  Where would be the best/most engaging place to start?!?

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Code HS is great for middle and high school students - you can assign classes and assignments to students and it's free!

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Code HS is great for middle and high school students - you can assign classes and assignments to students and it's free!

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Code.org - App coding - allows students who are familiar with block coding to switch back and forth from block to text coding so it is a great tool to use to transition students from block coding and get them started on text coding 

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Code.org - App coding - allows students who are familiar with block coding to switch back and forth from block to text coding so it is a great tool to use to transition students from block coding and get them started on text coding 

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Code HS is great for Middle and High School students 

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Code HS is great for Middle and High School students 

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To teach the beginning concept of coding to my early learners, we "code" each other with sticky notes to get to a specific location in the building.  This helps them understand what coding is. Then, we move onto code.org

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To teach the beginning concept of coding to my early learners, we "code" each other with sticky notes to get to a specific location in the building.  This helps them understand what coding is. Then, we move onto code.org

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codingbat is great practice for text coding

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codingbat is great practice for text coding

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teaching 3rd-5th grades block programming with sphero robots. having students create geometric shapes.

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Incorporating coding with math. ie--teaching loops with multiplication.

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I don't teach students but this is something our media specialist can use during specials, especially the younger grades with Tynker.

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Beginning coding for middle schoolers with limited experience,

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Beginning coding for middle schoolers with limited experience,

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Code.org is great! I am using the Express course now for 6-8 grade levels using the perfectly laid out lesson plans and guides to help an inexperienced teacher teach the kids background knowledge as they work independently on their projects.