Students, even as young as PreK, are introduced to coding and digitial citizenship through various hands on and virtual tools and lessons. Several of our older students also participate in Code Club with our Spanish teacher, Senor Adrian.
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Sphero Bolt
Sphero Bolt
CLICK HERE to watch a video of our students using Sphero BOLT to learn more about Jackson Pollock and his unique painting styles.
Be Internet Awesome with Google
Be Internet Awesome with Google
Investigate the fundamentals of digital citizenship so you can explore the digital world safely.
Scratch
Scratch
Free programming software. Create stories, games and animation and share with the world. (Our youngest coders begin using Scratch Junior, an app available on the iPad.)
Blockly Games
Blockly Games
Educational games that teach beginning programming. Designed for children who have not had prior experience with computer programming. By the end of these games, players are ready to use conventional text-based languages.
Code Monster
Code Monster
An introduction to programming concepts using the Code Monster from Crunchzilla.
Scratch Jr
Scratch Jr
Scratch Jr is also a great app for students in K-3. Designed for pre-readers, the introductory programming language prepares our youngest coders to create their own interactive stories and games.
Available on iOS (iPad only), Android, and Chromebook.
BeeBots
BeeBots
BeeBots are one of the first coding tools our pre-readers use. Can you program your Bee-Bot to move through the different mats from start to finish?
Code Combat
Code Combat
Learn typed code, like Python, and the fundamentals of coding through this programming game. Recommended for grades 4+.
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