Hour Of Code 2017

It’s December and that means it is time for the [glossary]Hour Of Code[/glossary]! Below are links to coding activities for various grade levels:

What is the Hour Of Code?
The Hour of Code started as a one-hour introduction to computer science, designed to demystify “code”, to show that anybody can learn the basics, and to broaden participation in the field of computer science. Once you have finished your hour why not go beyond the Hour Of Code?

Our Objectives:

    • Learn basics of writing computer [glossary]code[/glossary]
    • Learn to create and make with computers
    • To be part of the worldwide coding movement

Google.com

  • The Santa Tracker Code Lab – Learn to program by helping the elf get to the presents. This Code Lab is perfect for early learners as no reading is needed. All lessons are taught through pictures and animation!
  • Google Coding Doodle – This Google Doodle celebrated 50 years of Kids Coding! Help the rabbit collect the carrots! This is another great activity for younger students as there is minimal reading.
  • Code Boogie – Use coding blocks to teach the elves to dance! This activity requires very little reading as well.

Code.org

Tynker

Kindergarten

candy-quest-1Candy Quest – Beginner

1st Grade

puppy-2Puppy Adventure – Beginner

2nd Grade

dragon-dash-1Dragon Dash – Intermediate

3rd Grade

hot-wheels-obstacle-courseHot Wheels – Beginner

4th Grade

code-commander-1Code Commander – Intermediate

5th Grade

code-monsters-1Code Monsters – Intermediate

When you are all done tell us what you think about the Hour Of Code:
TMES Hour Of Code Survey

 

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