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.
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.
Computer Science Resources to Share
Elementary School Computer Science Resources
Middle School Computer Science Resources...Coming Soon!
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.
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.
