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  1. Curriculum Catalog - Code.org

    Curriculum Catalog Find the perfect fit for your learning environment: Code.org courses, tutorials, and more designed for all ages and experience levels.

  2. Code.org

    Flappy Code Wanna write your own game in less than 10 minutes? Try our Flappy Code tutorial!

  3. Dance Party #1 | Express Course (2025) - Code.org

    Over the next hour, you're going to get started with computer science by programming your own dance party! We've assembled some hit music and a team of great dancers for you to play with.

  4. OBJECTIVE: Students will — • Learn the difference between program-ming, computer science, and computational thinking • Understand that a computer is a tool and not an excuse to turn off your brain …

  5. Hello World #1 | Course E (2025) - Code.org

    "Hello World" is a famous phrase in computer science, and displaying that phrase is a common first step in learning computer science. Over the next hour, you're going to get started with computer science …

  6. Minecraft Adventurer - Code.org

    The concepts you'll be learning are what computer programmers use every day and are the foundation to computer science. Here at Mojang, we use these same concepts to make Minecraft work.

  7. Programming with Angry Birds #1 | Course B (2025) - Code.org

    Communication is key to successful pair programming. No insults, be respectful, don't be a bossy navigator, because nobody likes a backseat driver. You and your partner should always be talking. …

  8. Dance Party: AI Edition - Code.org

    Over the next hour, you're going to get started with computer science and Artificial Intelligence by programming your own dance party! We've assembled some hit music and a team of great dancers …

  9. Intro to App Lab - Code.org

    Either way you'll be programming in JavaScript, the language of the web. Each level has a goal, instructions and an image of what you're aiming to create. If you're ever stuck, click on this picture …

  10. Code.org

    The code you'll write involves dragging and dropping blocks that represent commands for the computer. Under the hood, each of these blocks is represented by real code.