🔑 Single Sign-On: ClassLink | Target Grades: K–12 | Core Focus: COMP3 & Cross-Curricular CS
Integrated Computer Science Platform
A K–12 computer science curriculum platform that teaches foundational coding, algorithmic logic, artificial intelligence literacy, and cybersecurity.
CS Connections Initiative
Designed specifically for core-content classrooms, offering turnkey 1-hour to 1-week modules that drop directly into existing ELA, Math, Science, and Social Studies unit pacing.
Roster via ClassLink First
Never have students manually create accounts. Always instruct students to launch CodeAI directly through ClassLink to ensure auto-rostering and single sign-on synchronization.
Use "CS Connections" for Plug-and-Play Units
Core teachers do not need a separate computer science class period. Use the short 1-to-4 hour modules to replace traditional projects (e.g., coding an animated book cover instead of writing a paper book report).
Pair Programming Model
Group students in pairs sharing one device. Assign one student as the "Driver" (controls the keyboard/mouse) and one as the "Navigator" (reads instructions and debugs code), swapping roles every 10–15 minutes.
Below, you will find a curated selection of turnkey CS Connections modules designed for quick integration directly into your core content pacing. Keep in mind that these are just a few highlighted options—there are many more lessons, units, and activity sets available to explore in the complete CodeAI Curriculum Catalog.
Grades: 2-12 (Duration : Week)
Roses are red, violets are blue, animate your poem, and learn computer science too! This lesson integrates ELA and CS by using code to convey a poem's mood.
Grades: 3-8 (Duration : Week)
Explore the intersection of coding and language arts by creating interactive poems, illustrating the mood and tone with code.
Grades: 3-5 (Duration : Week)
Use code to create an interactive cover of a book, using sprites and text to convey characters, setting, and more.
Grades: 6-12 (Duration : Lesson)
This unit consists of two standalone lessons to be used in humanities classes, to help demystify ethical and effective use of chatbots in humanities subject areas.
Grades: 2-12 (Duration : Lesson)
In this engaging introduction to computer science, you create a simulation to understand how quickly a virus can spread and what can be done to slow it down.
Grades: 3-8 (Duration : Week)
In this engaging introduction to computer science, you create a simulation to understand how quickly a virus can spread and what can be done to slow it down.
Grades: 4-8 (Duration : Week)
Code a marine ecosystem simulation to discover the delicate balance of organisms' interdependencies, then explore sustainable solutions to human impact.
Grades: 3-5 (Duration : Week)
Learn code to create geometric patterns in stunning star quilts, blending mathematical concepts with creative expression.
Grades: 9-12 (Duration : Month)
Learn how to clean, analyze, and visualize data to uncover insights, then tell a data-driven story using ethical and effective communication techniques.
Math & Computer Science Callout: While the table highlights specific turnkey modules, nearly every activity on CodeAI is rooted in mathematics! From x,y coordinate grids and geometric angles in elementary grades to algebraic functions, data visualization, and statistics in secondary courses, coding provides a hands-on sandbox for applied math.
Grades: 3-5 (Duration : Week)
Use coding to develop a map that tells a story, allowing you to explore geographic information in an engaging and interactive way.
Grades: 3-5 (Duration : Week)
Create a digital time capsule poem to capture a moment in time to share with the future.
Grades: 6-12 (Duration : Month)
In this unit, students learn about the importance of using data to solve problems and understand how computers can help in this process.
Grades: 9-12 (Duration : Month)
Investigate how computing innovations impact privacy and security, then propose ethical tech solutions to improve school life in a “school of the future” project.