CS Unplugged is a collection of free teaching materials that teach Computer Science through engaging games and puzzles that use cards, string, crayons and lots of running around.

Computer Science is fun. cs4fn's aim is to share our passion about all things to do with Computer Science and especially to show that it is an exciting subject that is great to learn about just for the fun of it.

Short videos explaining computing/coding concepts and vocabulary.

AMSTI-recommended task in the categories of Fourth Grade Learning Resources and Web-Based Resources.

We want to support teachers, students, and families in any way we can. Below is a set of resources to help your student learn computer science at home. We are also working on resources to help teachers continue teaching computer science when their students are remote, and we will share them as soon as possible!

In this lesson students will convert their Colliding Turtles model into a simple Epidemic model by adding slider widgets and recovery.  The Contagion model represents a very simplified version of an epidemic or spread of a disease. Two variables will be created: transmission rate and recovery rate.  Students will later use this model to run experiments to determine if disease will spread throughout a virtual population in different scenarios.

Teachers, Course Materials/Activities, Grades 6-8, Grades 9-12, Science, Digital Literacy & Computer Science

YouTube playlist of computer science videos for grades PK-2  

YouTube playlist of computer science videos for grades 3-5

This is a collaborative resource document - anyone is welcome to add resources that may be helpful to other K12 computer science educators (of all experience levels).