Some Classic "Picks"

Try out Code Monkey, Jr, a platform intended for 4-6 year olds to learn programming skills!

Some things you need to know:

• Students do not need to login; they can press the "START PLAYING" button to play.

• Link to the activity is HERE.

• Here are Teacher Notes.

• Programmers join a monkey on a mission to collect bananas and unlock treasure chests, all while learning the basics of block coding.

Code a Dance Party! 

Some things you need to know: 

• Students do not need to login to participate. They do need to enter their age.

• Link to the activity is HERE.

• Students complete this activity on Code.org.

• Here is a link to the activity. 

• Students can also do a Dance Party completely unplugged here, if you prefer this for younger students.

Moana's Hour of Code

Some things you need to know:

• Students do not need to login to participate. 

• Here is a link to the activity.

• Here is a link to teacher notes.

• This is the most recent Disney Hour of Code activity by code.org.  

• This activity is available in multiple languages and can be student-led.

Draw flags of the world in Python!

Some things you need to know:

• Students do not need to login to participate. 

• Here is a link to the activity.

• This is a student led activity, but students would benefit from you circling and enjoying their artwork.  

• The activity gets more challenging as students work their way through flags from different countries through the world. 

• Note that because this is a text-based language, spelling and punctuation really matter.  If students get confused, they can always hit the "reset" button to restore each level to the beginning.