Embedded Files
Word of the Week
Word of the Week
Red, Green, Red, Green, Red
Fruit, Vegetable, Fruit, Vegetable, Fruit
ABABA
All of those represent the pattern on the picture. Being able to identify patterns in a code can help you make the code more efficient.
Coding with Carl: Episode 7
Coding with Carl: Episode 7
Unplugged Activities
Unplugged Activities
Look for and create patterns in everyday life! These activities do not require a device.
Pattern Nature Walk
Pattern Nature Walk
Get ready to search for patterns while you take a walk outside!
Art Patterns
Art Patterns
Create some amazing art by using patterns in fun and creative ways!
Plugged Activities
Plugged Activities
Try your hand at creating patterns to solve problems! These activities do require a device.
Beginner
Beginner
Help the Fuzz Bugs create patterns!
Intermediate
Intermediate
Use code to draw shapes and repeat them in patterns.
Just for Fun
Just for Fun
Create art using patterns!
Keyboarding
Keyboarding
Students in grades 2-4 can practice their keyboarding skills on Typing Club. Your student can access Typing Club by going to their Portal on their Chromebook.
Additional Computer Science Resources
Additional Computer Science Resources
Each week Code.org will share a fun code challenge for you to try!
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