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All students have the opportunity sometime throughout the year to learn about coding. K-5 can participate in coding activities through our makerspace in the library, during the Hour of Code week, or in their classrooms. Students in 5th grade can join coding club. Students can also learn & explore coding from home using these educational resources below.
All students have the opportunity sometime throughout the year to learn about coding. K-5 can participate in coding activities through our makerspace in the library, during the Hour of Code week, or in their classrooms. Students in 5th grade can join coding club. Students can also learn & explore coding from home using these educational resources below.
The Hour of Code
The Hour of Code
A few of Mrs. Colwell's Top Recommended Apps for Hour of Code:
A few of Mrs. Colwell's Top Recommended Apps for Hour of Code:
K-1 Coding Apps: CodeSpark with The Foos, Kodable, Code-a-pillar, Code Karts, Bee-Bot, Learn to Code with el Chavo, Hopster Coding Safari
2-3 Coding Apps: Box Island, Daisy the Dinosaur, Scratch Jr., LightBot, Boogie Bot, Run Marco
3-5 Coding Apps: LightBot, Tynker, Cargo-Bot, Hopscotch, Apple’s Swift Playgrounds, Pixel
Coding Websites:
Coding Websites:
All ages: Code.org
Grade 2-4 LEGO Bits and Bricks, Code with The Grinch to save Christmas!, Code a Snowflake
Grade 4th+ Code Combat, Scratch, Code Monkey.
Meet the Robots
Meet the Robots
All of these robots, except for the Cubelets, require an iPad and the specific app to connect through Bluetooth.
Our BB8 is currently sick. If a 5th grade Techspert wants to try to troubleshoot, let Mrs. Colwell know.
Coding in Action at Slaughter
Coding in Action at Slaughter
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