The Hour of Code 2017

2017-2018

The Hour of Code takes place each year during Computer Science Education Week, which this year is December 4-10.  In 2013 the Hour of Code started as a one-hour introduction to computer science, designed to show that anybody can learn how to write computer code.  The Hour of Code is now a worldwide effort to increase participation in computer science, with more than 100 million students in 180+ countries participating in the Hour of Code since 2013!

Kindergarten -- Course A

• Lesson 4: Sequencing With Drag And Drop
• Lesson 6: Programming In Maze
  • For A Challenge!
    • Lesson 9: Loops In Collector

Grade 1 -- Course A

• Lesson 6: Programming In Maze
• Lesson 9: Loops In Collector
  • For A Challenge!
    • Lesson 10: Loops In Artist

Grade 2 -- Course B

• Lesson 7: Programming In Maze
• Lesson 8: Programming With Rey and BB-8
• Lesson 10: Loops In Collector
  • For A Challenge!
    • Lesson 11: Loops In Artist

Grade 3 -- Course C

• Lesson 2: Programming In Maze
• Lesson 3: Debugging In Maze
  • For A Challenge!
    • Lesson 5: Programming In Collector
    • Lesson 8: Loops With Rey And BB-8
    • Lesson 10: Loops In Harvester

Grade 4 -- Course C

• Lesson 2: Programming In Maze
• Lesson 3: Debugging In Maze
• Lesson 5: Programming In Collector
• Lesson 8: Loops With Rey And BB-8
• Lesson 10: Loops In Harvester
  • For A Challenge!
    • Lesson 9: Loops In Artist

Grade 5 -- Course D

• Lesson 2: Introduction To Online Puzzles
• Lesson 4: Nested Loops
• Lesson 8: Debugging In Collector
  • For A Challenge!
  • Lesson 9: While Loops In Farmer
  • Lesson 11: Conditionals In Bee
  • Lesson 12: Conditionals And Loops In Maze
  • Lesson 13: Conditionals And Loops In Farmer

When all of Course D has been completed, you can move to Course E.  Happy Coding!