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Coding in 3rd and 4th grade allows students to:

* create and express themselves using the computer

* develop sequencing skills

* think critically

* problem solve

* learn precision and accuracy

Hour of Code: Dance PartyFeaturing Katy Perry, Shawn Mendes, Panic! At The Disco, Lil Nas X, Jonas Brothers, Nicki Minaj, and 34 more!

Code.org - Course 2: Graph Paper Programming #1Anyone can learn computer science. Make games, apps and art with code.

The Knight’s Tour ActivitySolve a puzzle where you must find a way for a knight to visit every square on a board exactly once. This activity involves trying to solve a puzzle using two different representations. To start wi…

Pixel Puzzle Pictures and Computational ThinkingSolve simple colour-by-number and logical thinking puzzles and gain a deeper understanding of image representation and compression. Pixel puzzles turn the ways images are represented as a series o…

Loops UnpluggedLoops are all around us. From nature, to daily routines, to our communities, there are loops and repeating cycles that are a part of our lives. In this activity you will explore loops unplugged -- that means no devices! Identify loops in your community and help further those that benefit and help end those that don't.

Minecraft Hour of CodeMinecraft is back for the Hour of Code, and you’re the hero! Write code to journey through Minecraft biomes.

CodeCombat - Coding games to learn Python and JavaScriptLearn typed code through a programming game. Learn Python, JavaScript, and HTML as you solve puzzles and learn to make your own coding games and websites.

The Emotion Machine ActivityThe class program a card robot face to show different emotions one after another. This is a very simple way to introduce the idea of programs and sequences of instructions as well as computational …

Hour of Code | KidsCodeJeunesse.orgAlways wanted to get our kids coding but don’t know where to start? All you need is 1 hour and a ready-to-use project, and KCJ can help you introduce them to code.

More resources can be found here, at code.org.

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