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  1. studio.code.orgCode.org

    Code.org is a nonprofit organization that promotes computer science education for students of all ages. You can sign in with your existing account, enter a section code, or use Google, Microsoft, or Facebook to access various coding activities and tutorials.

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  2. code.org › minecraftMinecraft | Code.org

    Learn computer science with Minecraft in fun and engaging activities for grades 2-12. Choose from different tutorials, lesson plans, and videos to code your own adventures, games, and inventions.

  3. studio.code.org › s › mcMinecraft Adventurer - Code.org

    Let's build code for a program that will help her move around the screen. Your screen is split into three main parts. On the left is the Minecraft playspace where your program will run. The instructions for each level are written below.

  4. studio.code.org › s › 20-hourThe Maze #1 | Accelerated Intro to CS Course - Code.org

    Most code is typed, but Blockly is visual. Each blocks corresponds to a line of "real" code. You'll learn the foundations of computer science, concepts which are used anywhere from making apps to controlling the Mars rover.

  5. studio.code.org › s › course1Jigsaw: Learn to drag and drop #1 | Course 1 - Code.org

    Jigsaw: Learn to drag and drop #1 | Course 1 - Code.org. You don't need an account to work on this lesson, but if you want to save your work, remember to sign in or create an account before you get started. Drag the block to the target. Blocks. Start Over. Workspace.

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  7. code.org › athomeComputer Science at Home | Code.org

    Learn the basics of computer science with fun tutorials, videos, courses, and projects. Code.org offers engaging and accessible ways to explore CS for students and parents of all ages and backgrounds.