For some guidance on the vast choice of computer science activities for elementary students we started off with Google CS First, Kids Codecs and CS Unplugged.

The film discusses a programming concept involving inputs and outputs, specifically focusing on ensuring accuracy in calculations related to the circumference of a square. The speaker emphasizes ...

Never too young to code: Ontario elementary school students learn computer programming Only 10 percent of elementary schools teach students computer programming, Mountain View teachers say ...

On May 16, 2009, learn more about Scratch, the free programming tool for kids.

Teaching kids how to code at such an early age sets them up to thrive in a future dominated by computer science jobs, said Steve Goodwin, the organization's executive director.

Lessons include engaging student-facing videos that guide instruction, discussion questions, interactive activities, and practice. Designed to fit the needs of any elementary school, CodeHS curriculum ...

CS First isn't new (the program started last year), but as a program that's meant for teachers and community volunteers to form computer science clubs for kids ages 9 to 14, you might not have ...

At Code Ninjas, children ages 7-14 learn how to code (also known as computer programming) in a fun and social learning environment.

Students might work in virtual teams or face to face to collaborate on coding problems. One way that older elementary school children can work on coding collaboratively is through Scratch, a block ...

In our NewsHour Shares moment of the day, a nationwide computer science immersion program sets up shop at a couple Virginia elementary schools. The NewsHour’s Student Reporting Labs has the story.

Students across the world spent time learning how to program computers Monday as part of Computer Science Education Week.

NORWALK -- Kendall Elementary School Principal Tony Ditrio was fascinated as he sat in front of a Chromebook to help fourth graders solve a robotic coding mission Thursday morning. Students spent ...