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Coding  Decoded

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Join BrainPOP in Hour of Code this #CSEdWeek with free Creative Coding projects that let students show what they know—no matter what subject you’re teaching.

Bring computational thinking within every students’ reach.

Simplify coding for everyone in the classroom

(including you!)

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Creative Coding—developed in partnership with Scratch and Vidcode—helps you introduce coding through the content you’re already teaching, giving students a creative way to express their learning.

Find Creative Coding in any topic you're teaching

Assign projects like coding a game, comic strip, and more

Encourage students to "code what they know" with a friendly interface

Join Hour of Code without extra planning

Explore our free projects and easily bring coding into your existing lesson plans.

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BrainPOP: Vidcode Food Chains

Who is a predator? Who is prey?

Code a newscast about food chains.

Food Chains

BrainPOP Jr.: Scratch Martin Luther King Jr

Code a digital museum to show what you know about Martin Luther King, Jr.

Martin Luther King Jr.

BrainPOP Vidcode Online Safety
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Animate an idea for staying safe online.

Online Safety

BrainPOP Vidcode Computer Programming
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Code a programming meme. Now that's meta!

Computer Programming

BrainPOP Vidcode Color
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What is color? Code a flag to show what you know!

Color

BrainPOP Jr.: Scratch Basic Adding
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Code an addition problem for classmates to solve.

Basic Adding

BrainPOP Jr.: Scratch Senses
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Code a museum exhibit featuring the five senses.

Senses

BrainPOP Jr.: Scratch Facts and Opinions
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Is that a fact? Code a fact or opinion game!

Facts and Opinions

What happens when kids learn to code in Social Studies? Science? English? Nat and Moby find out.

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Turn coding into a skill every kid is excited to learn

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Teacher and student using an iPad at a desk

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What does it mean to “code to learn?"

Design a digital museum to show what you know about Martin Luther King Jr.

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Crack the code on student engagement

A simpler way to meet your teaching goals is one click away

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