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Make the invisible visible. Make everything your students love come to life! Join Hour of Code and spark a passion for computer science. Host an event. Every student in every school should have the opportunity to learn computer science. 92M.
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Try an Hour of Code, or check out our self-paced courses on creating apps, games, and animations. Do your own thing in our Web Lab, Game Lab, and App Lab programming environments. Plus, learn more about AI, careers in programming, scholarships, and more.
Minecraft | Code.org
Build and explore with Minecraft! Players write code that instructs the Agent to execute their commands and overcome in-game obstacles.
Game Lab - Code.org
Game Lab is a programming environment where you can make simple animations and games with objects and characters that interact with each other. Design an animation or game, code with blocks or JavaScript to make it work, then share your app in seconds.
Code a Dance Party! | Code.org
Dance Party. In this introductory activity, use code to make a variety of colorful characters bust a move to animated backgrounds and upbeat music. Start Dance Party. Grades: 2-12.
Hour of Code | Code.org
Lead an Hour of Code Activity. With 100 activities to choose from with classifications by grade level and experience, your choices are vast. When you know your plans, please register your activity so we can celebrate all the events happening across the globe. Grades: 2-12.
Game Lab - Code.org
Geometry Dash is a fun and challenging game where you create and play levels with shapes and colors. Learn coding skills with Game Lab on Code.org.
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Use your creativity and problem solving skills to explore and build underwater worlds with code!
Computer Science at Home - Code.org
Try an Hour of Code with these fun introductory tutorial. Try a one-hour tutorial featuring popular games and movies like Minecraft, Frozen, and Star Wars. Many tutorials are structured like games, designed to teach basic computer science concepts in fun, engaging ways.
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