Resources

Resources to help schools (and volunteers) plan and run an Hour of Code:

Hour of Code Tutorial & Activity Picker for Schools

Code.org “Hour of Code” How To Guide

CodeBrooklyn “How To” Video for Hour of Code for Volunteers and Teachers

NYC DOE CS4ALL

Activities, Curricula, and Guides

Codesters

TEALS

MS 88 in Brooklyn

Coding Teacher Folder

Tech Jams

Girl Scouts of NY:
Host a Tech Jam and Hour of Code

Beyond Hour of Code: Curricula for In-School Coding

Elementary School

Middle School

High School

CSP
- AP Summer Institute with CollegeBoard – Curriculum independant overview of the particulars of the AP exam, portfolio items and technical details. Recommended for all CSP teachers (even if you have done another workshop)
- Beauty and Joy of Computing
- Code.org
- Mobile CSP
- Project Lead the Way
ECS
AP CS A – Java Programming
- CollegeBoard Standards
- TEALS offers a free curriculum for schools. Contact nathaniel@tealsk12.org
Intro to Computer Science Principles (modified version of BJC above as a 1-semester non-AP course. TEALS offers a free curriculum. Contact nathaniel@tealsk12.org)

Other Resources for Educators

CSTA

Computer Science Teachers Association

Code.org Videos

Some inspirational, some CS content

CS Unplugged

Computer free activities to teach the basics of CS and Computational Thinking

NCWIT

National Center for Women in Information Technology

The resources pages are especially useful. They have promising practices (about pedagogy), recommended curricula, outreach in a box, and many others

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