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Increasing order of difficulty

• Hour of Code – (Millions of students worldwide complete the Hour of Code each year. You can sign up and your student will get a printable certificate upon completion. There are several versions that include Minecraft, Star Wars, and Angry Birds) – hourofcode.com
• Loops – studio.code.org/s/coursec/stage/8/puzzle/1
• Events (Create your own Flappy Bird game) – studio.code.org/s/coursec/stage/12/puzzle/1
• Google CS - An Unusual Discovery - You MUST be able to follow directions

Scratch – scratch.mit.edu – Free online account – Allows your students to use the ideas learned above in their own creative programming environment. They can add characters and backgrounds to program their own games and animations. Students can share their work with friends and view other projects on the site. You can check out our studio here to view the projects we’ve made.

Tynker – Website tynker.com. Limited number of free puzzles similar to the links listed above.

Kodable - Engaging lessons for each grade. Click HERE to play.

Code.org Courses -

Computer Science Fundamentals

CSF for Elementary Schools - Learn basics of computer science and internet safety (Course B)

Express Course - Learn the basics of computer science and internet safety on your own!

Run Marco (ages 6-12) - Guide Marco or Sophia through each level by giving him/her step by step instructions to make his/her way through the world. Click HERE to play!

CodeCombat - Escape the Dungeon (a little more difficult) - Choose your hero and code your way through the ogre patrols, lava pits, and laser beams of Kithgard Dungeon. Click HERE to play!

Breakout EDU Digital Games - Figure out the clues to open the locks (you must play others before this one)