Snap! Build Your Own Blocks

Through block coding with the GeoCoder, students will investigate how land movement causes earthquakes and how deformation build-up poses risks to people and their communities.

The Hour of Code, powered by Code.org, is a global movement designed to introduce K-12 students to the fundamentals of computer science through engaging, one-hour tutorials. It offers a wide array of activities from various partners, making coding accessible and fun for all ages and skill levels, even for those with no prior experience. Teachers can easily integrate these free, interactive lessons into their curriculum to foster computational thinking and digital literacy. This initiative serves as an excellent entry point for students to explore coding and develop critical problem-solving skills.

Blockly Games presents a series of educational games that progressively introduce coding concepts through a block-based interface, suitable for absolute beginners. Its self-paced and problem-solving approach makes it an ideal resource for teachers to encourage independent learning and logical reasoning skills in an engaging, no-login web format.