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To find out, Login to Capstone Interactive.  Need login info? Check your Library Media Teams page!   Listen to the book How Coding Works by typing the title in the search box.   Learn about coding, algorithms and more.

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We know the wacky little robots that follow the colored code? Yes, that's right: Ozobots! Even if we don't have them at home, it doesn't mean you cant draw it out and have a parent, a sibling or a friend act like a robot. Use the color coded sheet below to create your own code and have someone act it out! if you have one of these robots lets see it in motion! Send your code to your Library Media Specialist!

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Scratch Jr. - app only available on iPad

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Scratch Jr. - app only available on iPad

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Scratch Jr. is a available as a FREE app and is a great resource for coding, designed specifically for young coders. After you download the app, try out one of the activities in this link!

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With ScratchJr, young children (ages 5-7) can program their own interactive stories and games.

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Click the box below and select the "K-2" tab to try coding puzzles and projects. Students can try 5 levels in the coding games, then you must create a free account.

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Tynker is the #1 Kids Coding Platform where millions have learned to code. Kids learn to code as they make apps and games, mod Minecraft, fly drones, command robots, create augmented reality games, learn Python, JavaScript, and so much more.

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Use the attached document to learn about unplugged coding! There are practice ones and then create your own! Have a family member try to figure out your code using arrows. Where will it finish, what school supplies? Send your work to your Library Media Specialist!

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Use the attached document to learn about unplugged coding! There are practice ones and then create your own! Have a family member try to figure out your code using arrows. Where will it finish, what school supplies? Send your work to your Library Media Specialist!

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We know the wacky little robots that follow the colored code? Yes, that's right: Ozobots! Even if we don't have them at home, it doesn't mean you cant draw it out and have a parent, a sibling or a friend act like a robot. Use the color coded sheet below to create your own code and have someone act it out! if you have one of these robots lets see it in motion! Send your code to your Library Media Specialist!

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We know the wacky little robots that follow the colored code? Yes, that's right: Ozobots! Even if we don't have them at home, it doesn't mean you cant draw it out and have a parent, a sibling or a friend act like a robot. Use the color coded sheet below to create your own code and have someone act it out! if you have one of these robots lets see it in motion! Send your code to your Library Media Specialist!

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Sometimes coding does not have to be on the computer, unplug yourselves and make a cool binary code name bracelet, picture or craft! What you need: one color for 1's, one color for 0's and one for a space between letters! If you don't have beads, draw it out! Binary code doesn't have to be numbers! Let's see how creative you can get!

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Sometimes coding does not have to be on the computer, unplug yourselves and make a cool binary code name bracelet, picture or craft! What you need: one color for 1's, one color for 0's and one for a space between letters! If you don't have beads, draw it out! Binary code doesn't have to be numbers! Let's see how creative you can get!

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Building with Legos or other connecting blocks builds a great foundation of skills needed for coding. Think of what you want to make and then make a plan for building. Try making a car or house, then send a picture to your Library Media Specialist!

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Watch the video to learn how programming works! Then print the Graphic Organizer. See if you can write an algorithm for putting on your sneakers! Try it out on a family member! The login for your school is on the Library Team page.

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Advanced - Virtual Field Trip to Grand Canyon! - two week project

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Advanced - Virtual Field Trip to Grand Canyon! - two week project

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Week One - Grab some paper and go on our virtual field trip to the Grand Canyon! Follow the directions in the slides.

Week Two - Create a scratch project where your sprite tells people about the grand canyon. Make a game where the player learns a new fact by clicking on objects or scoring goals.

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May the fourth be with you! Try this coding adventure to help Star Wars characters complete their mission

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You won't worry about cavities with this activity! Build your monster in Candy Quest and  help it get the candy. No login needed.

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Visit the link below and click "create". A tutorial will appear that walks you through the steps of making your very own program. You do NOT need an account to create, but you will need one to save or share projects - please ask an adult for permission before signing up for ANY account. Click on "tutorials" at the top of the page to learn how to do many things.

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Scratch is a free programming language and online community where you can create your own interactive stories, games, and animations.

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Visit the link below and click "create". A tutorial will appear that walks you through the steps of making your very own program.  You do NOT need an account to create, but you will need one to save or share projects - please ask an adult for permission before signing up for ANY account.  Click on "tutorials" at the top of the page to learn how to do many things.

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Computer programming with Annie and Moby

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Computer programming with Annie and Moby

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Watch the video to learn about computer programming. Print out the activity page to see if you can help Moby find the treasure. Explore the other activities! The login for your school is on the Library Team page.

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Look through the activities to the right.  Anything look interesting?  Try one out and tell your Library Media Specialist how it went in a chat or a reply on your team page.

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Scratch Jr.  - app only available on iPad

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Scratch Jr.  - app only available on iPad

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Scratch Jr. is available as a FREE app and is a great resource for coding, designed specifically for young coders. After you download to app, try out one of the activities in this link!

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With ScratchJr, young children (ages 5-7) can program their own interactive stories and games.