Computer Science Lesson Resources

We're excited you're embarking on teaching hands-on computer science through play!

Below are Lesson Progressions and CSTA Alignment Guides to support your computer science instruction using LEGO® Education Learning Solutions. A Lesson Progression, which is available below for Grades K-5, is a detailed sequence of lessons and activities that builds skills and knowledge required for each successive activity, incorporating full lessons, extensions, and additional activities to suggest a cohesive and intentional instructional approach. 
Similar sequencing guides are available at SPIKE™ Essential - LEGO Education for Science or STEAM instruction. 

The resources at the bottom of the page are our Computer Science Courses that have been mapped to Grades 9-12 CSTA Standards. 

Finally, we've also included infographics for you to share the importance of hands-on computer science with your school, staff, and parent communities. 


 
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Elementary School Computer Science Resources
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High School Computer Science Resources

The green resources below are courses initially created for middle school classes; however, the content is still appropriate for high school students, especially when paired with the alignments that follow. 

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