Coding
A weekly Scratch-based curriculum
for all elementary students
to learn computational thinking
FROM ECforALL
For Students
Structured inquiry involves students in creative coding while also providing the step-by-step guidance necessary for absolute beginners to succeed
Language support helps English learners and students with reading challenges develop literacy and computing skills simultaneously
STEM identity is developed as children learn about diverse computer scientists, and code stories about their own lives and communities
For Teachers
Instructional resources, including detailed lesson plans, notes, handouts, and slides, make teaching the material easy
Professional development is designed so that no prior coding experience is necessary to get started teaching the curriculum
Assessment tools include a computational thinking test, identity survey, observation protocol, and student reflection forms and rubrics
Students will have STUDENT accounts on the Scratch Website. These accounts are closely monitored by MIT and filtered using AI as well as human filtering. Reports of any concerns go directly to the teachers to review. Students are held to the strictist levels of cyber communication agreements as well as our school rules, district guidelines, acceptable use policies, and antibullying protocols. Please view more information regarding student safety at
Parent Courtesy Letter English 5-16-2023.pdfAssent Form - 20173675 Phase 3 TREATMENT Assent Letter to Students English 4-30-22 (1).pdfWhy learn Scratch and also learn TechSmart's Skylark?
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