1. Intro to Coding
&
Hour of Code
Hyperdoc for Grades 3+

2. 10 Readons to Teach Coding Image created by Sylvia Duckworth from BrianAspinall <

3. Engage: Why Learn to Code?
No YouTube? Try this link.

4. No YouTube? Try this link.
Engage: Get Inspired
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5. Learn: What is Computer Programming?
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6. Explore: Block Programming
Complete Levels #1-5 of
Blockly Maze game to try out your coding skills!

7. No YouTube? Try this link.
Explore: Debugging
Watch
the video to learn about debugging. 👀👀
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All coders need to know how to fix problems in their code! Let’s practice debugging programs. Choose one or try both! 👉👉 👉👉

8. Apply Your Skills: Time for Hour of Code
Click on any of these icons to start your Hour of Code!
Watch the tutorial on how to sign up with your Google Account and get started! If you have already signed up before you can pick up right where you left off. 👀
Looking for more? Check out code.org.

9. Show Your Stuff! Paste a screenshot of your Hour of Code Certificate
in the frame below.

10. Reflect: Why Should Kids Learn to Code?
Click on these images and video to find out why people think kids should learn to code.
No YouTube? Try this link.

11. Reflect: Why Should Kids Learn to Code?
Add your reason why
YOU think kids should learn
to code on this padlet. Remember anyone with this link can see it, so use good digital citizenship and only use your first name.

12. Extend: Digital Breakout Code Your Way Out!

13. CREDITS HyperDoc Created by Karly Moura @KarlyMoura
10 Reasons to Teach Coding Image created by Sylvia Duckworth from Brian Aspinall
5 Reasons to Teach Kids to Code Infographic by Kodable
Special thanks to:
Justin Birckbichler and Mari Venturino for their Digital Breakout Edu tutorials!
Jennifer Johnson for sharing her coding resources and Learn to Code doc.
Laurie Anastasio for her edpuzzle links!
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