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Earth School - The information and inspiration we need to get to net-zero by 2050.

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How much do you already know about the basics of climate change?

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Keep computer science fun by taking a Code Break! With a dozen episodes and activities to choose from, you can create a cypher with Ashton Kutcher, learn about variables with Yara Shahidi, and even explore how the Internet works with the actual inventor of the Internet, Vint Cerf.

Each episode is lead by Code.org Founder, Hadi Partovi, and includes inspiring guests, mini-lessons on computer science concepts, and a weekly challenge to engage students of all ages and abilities, even those without computers.

While our live episodes have ended for now, you can still watch past episodes and complete the activities. To keep the fun going, you can also try some of our recommended projects and activities for learning at home.

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Stay in the know! Join our mailing list to receive Code.org updates and be the first to learn of new resources for at home learning.

Fun and foundational

Computer science is super fun because it is creative and playful. Whether it's solving a puzzle, coding art, or designing an app, students prefer learning by exploring rather than memorizing. Students even rank CS their favorite subject after art, music, and dance.

Computer science is foundational to all fields of study, but since many schools don't offer it yet, this could be a unique chance to support your child in a fun new learning opportunity. Plus, recent studies show: children who study computer science perform better in other subjects, excel at problem-solving, and are 17% more likely to enroll in college.

Episode 1 - Algorithms with Hill Harper

Episode 2 - Prototypes with Mark Cuban & Lyndsey Scott

Episode 3 - Encryption with Ashton Kutcher & Mia Gil Epner

Episode 4 - Digital Information with Mike Krieger & Alice Keeler

Episode 5 - Simulations & Data with Bill Gates

Episode 6 - The Internet with Keegan-Michael Key & Vint Cerf

Episode 7 - Conditionals with Sal Khan & Flo Vaughn

Episode 8 - Variables with Yara Shahidi & Fuzzy Khosrowshahi

Episode 9 - Events with Macklemore & Scott Forstall

Episode 10 - Artificial Intelligence with Kat Graham & Kate Park

Episode 11 - Abstraction with Susan Wojcicki & China Anne McClain

Episode 12 - Hardware with Aloe Blacc, Bret Taylor, & Paola Mejia Minaya

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25 no screen activities you can do at home

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Past episodes of our previous Breakout EDU LIVE events.

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Join the Raspberry Pi Foundation team as we code and create projects at home. Every Monday we'll share a theme that will inspire you to have fun, solve problems, and express yourselves creatively with technology. Code along with us or create something on your own. Whatever you make, we want to see it!
Ready to get started? This week we invite you to create a project to celebrate our planet!
Parents, this guide will help you get your kids started with Digital Making at Home and other learn-at-home offerings from the Raspberry Pi Foundation.

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Join the Raspberry Pi Foundation team as we code and create projects at home. Every Monday we'll share a theme that will inspire you to have fun, solve problems, and express yourselves creatively with technology. Code along with us or create something on your own. Whatever you make, we want to see it!

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5th graders should be practicing typing for ten minutes each week.  There will be a FIVE minute test on Fridays.

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5th graders can work on coding.  5th grade class code is rmdlmb

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5th graders can work on coding.  5th grade class code is rmdlmb

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4th graders should be practicing typing for ten minutes each week.  There will be a FOUR minute test on Thursdays.

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4th graders should be practicing typing for ten minutes each week.  There will be a FOUR minute test on Thursdays.

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4th graders can work on coding.  4th grade class code is cwhbph

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4th graders can work on coding.  4th grade class code is cwhbph

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3rd graders should be practicing typing for ten minutes each week.

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3rd graders should be practicing typing for ten minutes each week.

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3rd graders can work on coding.  3rd grade class code is gyqjvh

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3rd graders can work on coding.  3rd grade class code is gyqjvh

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Second graders should be practicing typing for ten minutes each week.

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Second graders should be practicing typing for ten minutes each week.

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2nd grade class code is tqrqcj

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This is for grades K-1. User name i First name and last initial. Case sensitive and no spaces. Password is Joseph.

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This is for grades K-1.User name is First name and last initial. Case sensitive and no spaces. Password is Joseph

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1st grade class code is qkgkcp

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Kindergarten class code is hxbtrk

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Check on the class page in Blackbaud each day and ask questions if you have any.

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Check on the class page in Blackbaud each day and ask questions if you have any.

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Goal for this year is to have 1st graders type the alphabet in 26 seconds or less.

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Goal for this year is to have 1st graders type the alphabet in 26 seconds or less.

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How fast can you type alphabet? Learn every letter on the keyboard while trying to beat your fastest time at typing A to Z.

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Students can practice typing the alphabet

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How fast can you type alphabet? Learn every letter on the keyboard while trying to beat your fastest time at typing A to Z.