Computational thinking
Curated computational thinking resources within parent & educator for curious kids and their grown-ups.
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micro:bit Teach Featured
The official micro:bit Teach Featured hub gathers age-banded units of work, coding projects, AI-literacy lessons, design challenges, classroom resources, events, and free professional-development courses for young learners and educators.
Hello Ruby Play
A free collection of playful computer-science, programming, mathematics, and digital-literacy activities from the Hello Ruby project. Activities include puzzles, algorithms, geometry, counting, secret codes, internet safety, and hands-on making.
NSF Educational Resources: Computing
The U.S. National Science Foundation computing resource page points to computing and computer-science learning materials, projects, and educational opportunities for learners and educators.
ECforALL Curriculum
Free, year-long elementary computing curricula designed to support language and literacy development, computational thinking, and AI literacy. The official site presents scaffolded acts and classroom-ready lessons for educators.
Plethora
Plethora uses game-based challenges to teach computational thinking, logical reasoning, problem solving, and computer-science foundations without requiring prior coding.