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September 4, 2026
Computational Thinking Activities for Kids: Fun Ways to Build Lifelong Problem-Solving Skills
by Ava Nelson
Computational thinking is a structured way of solving problems: breaking a challenge into smaller pieces, spotting patterns, focusing on what matters most, and building a step-by-step plan to reach a solution. Kids use it constantly — solving a puzzle, following...
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Computational Thinking Activities for Kids: Fun Ways to Build Lifelong Problem-Solving Skills
September 2, 2026
How to Teach Coding in the Classroom: A Teacher's Guide
by Ava Nelson
You don't need a computer science background to teach coding well — today's classroom coding is built around creativity, collaboration, and problem-solving, not memorizing a programming language. With age-appropriate tools, hands-on activities, and project-based learning, any teacher can introduce coding...
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How to Teach Coding in the Classroom: A Teacher's Guide
September 1, 2026
September Lesson Spotlight
by Paige Labrador
Bring a little seasonal magic into your classroom coding lessons. This month, we're featuring a mix of Evo and Ari activities celebrating autumn harvests and ocean exploration. Kick off the new school year with engaging, cross-curricular STEM fun and dive...
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September Lesson Spotlight
August 28, 2026
Coding Games for Elementary Students: Fun Ways to Learn
by Ava Nelson
Coding games turn abstract computer science concepts into interactive challenges elementary students can see, test, and solve — practicing sequencing, algorithms, debugging, pattern recognition, and logical thinking while moving around the classroom, working with classmates, drawing paths, or programming a...
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Coding Games for Elementary Students: Fun Ways to Learn
August 25, 2026
Screen-Free Coding Activities for Kids: Learn Programming Without a Screen
by Ava Nelson
Screen-free coding teaches kids programming concepts — sequencing, algorithms, debugging, logical thinking — through movement, drawing, and physical materials instead of a keyboard or screen. It's often the easiest on-ramp to programming for younger learners, since it strips away typing...
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Screen-Free Coding Activities for Kids: Learn Programming Without a Screen

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