Patricia Astarita's LibGuide: CODE websites

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The Hour of Code is a global movement by Computer Science Education Week and Code.org reaching tens of millions of students in 180+ countries through a one-hour introduction to computer science and computer programming.

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CodeCombat is a game that teaches programming to learners as young as 6. Courses are
currently available in Python and JavaScript, with Java coming soon!

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Sphero and littleBits activities are STEAM-centric and designed to inspire your creativity. Navigate a maze. Program a painting. Mimic the solar system. Design a boat. Have a dance party…the only limit is your imagination.

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With Bitsbox, students learn to program by creating fun apps that work on computers and gadgets like iPads and Android tablets. The Bitsbox website provides students with a virtual tablet and a place to type their code. The experience starts with lots of guidance. It first shows learners exactly what to type, then quickly encourages them to modify and expand their apps by adding in new code.

Create your own Google logo using Scratch.

Use OzoBlockly code blocks to program Ozobot to travel home.

Program Lightbot to light up all of the blue squares!

Start from scratch by solving coding puzzles using icons. Over time, icons will give way to textual commands. In no time, you'll be solving puzzles in a real programming language! Requires Flash.

Haspy the Robot needs your help! She was helping her friend Lockit run an update when there was a power surge and her circuit board shorted out. Use your knowledge of loops, algorithms, and coding to crack the 7 codes.

SciGirls is a PBS Kids show that encourages girls in science, technology, engineering and mathematics or STEM.