Coding for Grades 1-5 by Ana Quirk

Scratch

alq001 — 2024-06-23 01:38:53 UTC

Scratch is an innovative website that allows students aged 8 and up to learn how to code in a fun and engaging way. There are many different types of games and animations students can become the author of here and be named as a "coder!"

Khan Academy

alq001 — 2024-06-23 01:45:53 UTC

Khan Academy has more than just study tools to help with retaining information. Khan Academy offers coding for students also. They can learn the basics about coding as well as creating their own games and original works. They can truly make their own masterpieces with the help of Khan Academy.

Kodable

alq001 — 2024-06-23 01:49:59 UTC

Kodable is similar to other coding applications in that at its core, students are learning to code. Students learn the fundamentals of computer science not just to formulate one-of-a-kind creations but to push them forward in their understanding of writing code as an art.

Codemoji

alq001 — 2024-06-23 01:52:12 UTC

Coedmoji is another website resource that offers a variety of ways students can learn how to code. They offer fun, engaging, and challenging computer science prompts and virtual, step-by-step minilessons for users to follow. Any ages can participate and truly helps to round out these skills that are becoming more and more readily available in the 21st century.

Code Monkey

alq001 — 2024-06-23 01:56:36 UTC

This site is another code-teaching website but it focuses mainly on learning how to code for certain applications like Python and CoffeeScript. This aids in student learning specifically computer science and be very likely to join this type of field later on in life. This site is not as big on creativity as in games and animations but still very helpful in learning how to code.