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Here is a website explaining 5 ways that teachers can gamify their classrooms:

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Discover five ways to gamify your classroom to boost engagement, collaboration and learning.

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Gamification and the Future of Education

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Gamification is all about turning traditional classroom learning into a fun or competitive experience for students to further learn.

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Coding game #1 - Level 1: Artist Sequence

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Coding game #1 - Level 1: Artist Sequence

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This coding game is in the beginner sequence. It teaches young students coding by having them help and artist complete their drawing.

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Coding game #2 - Level 2: Angry Birds Maze

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Coding game #2 - Level 2: Angry Birds Maze

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This game helps students learn coding alongside an angry bird that is seeking revenge on his arch nemesis: Pig!

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Anyone can learn computer science. Make games, apps and art with code.

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Coding game #3 - Level 3: Artist Box Draw

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Coding game #3 - Level 3: Artist Box Draw

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This coding game continues to build on skills learned in levels 1& 2. The objective is to help the artist in the game draw.

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This game adds a few more elements of coding, and helps older students utilize the idea of less is more.

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The Farmer #1 | Accelerated Intro to CS Course - Code.org

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Anyone can learn computer science. Make games, apps and art with code.