Computer science curriculum

Freedom Homeschooling lists free high-quality homeschool technology and computer skills curriculum for all grades.

One of our four children became interested in coding. Since we our children decide what they want to learn (along with the three R’s: reading, writing, and ‘rithmetic), we looked for co…

Looking for a free comprehensive K-12 technology curriculum, scope & sequence, or framework? Tasked with creating your school or district technology & computer science curriculum guide? This round up includes a clickable list of various curriculum frameworks, lessons, checklists, etc. for for integrating technology into the classroom. Technology Curriculum Guides Many Teach With Tech Facebook Group discussions and questions revolve around tech curriculum. What curriculum are you using? What…

No matter where you are in your computer science teaching journey, we’ve got a lesson plan for you! From 1-hour lessons to advanced activities, check out our CS First curriculum, designed for teachers of all experience levels.

You could have the next tech superstar in your classroom. Get them started with the CS First curriculum, an easy-to-use computer science program for all experience levels! Explore these lessons to get started.

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The following is a guest post from Jorge Valenzuela . You can watch his video session on this topic in The STEM Teachers Club Membership . With the Hour of Code™ (HOC) quickly approaching in the first week of December during computer science education week , many educators are looking for

45 computer science, coding, and technology activities for kids that are sure to teach computational thinking, basic coding skills, and more!

Computer Science Education Week is an opportunity to spark interest in CS. Host an event and integrating unplugged computer science activities in the classroom.

Technology unplugged activities seems like an oxymoron. How can you use technology if you only have access to a paper and pencil? The short answer is you can't but we know the long answer is sometimes you have to! If your school uses devices for testing or you lose wifi or you have a sub that is not comfortable with tech lessons, you might not be able to access technology during your scheduled time. In the past, you might have switched gears completely and did an unrelated lesson, but I've…