Teach computer science & ignite possibilities
Tap into your students' full potential with Code.org's free Computer Science (CS) and Artificial Intelligence (AI) curriculum.
Join the global community of over 2 million educators empowering the next generation of innovators, problem solvers, and digital citizens! Code.org supports teachers the whole way with professional learning, comprehensive curricula, and support when you need it.
Sign up for freeWhy teach computer science with Code.org?
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Build foundational CS skills
Like reading, writing, or math, computer science is foundational to other pursuits. It teaches problem solving and critical thinking, and enables students to actively participate in an increasingly digital society.
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Leverage comprehensive teaching resources
In-depth lesson plans and flexible professional learning options ensure teachers with diverse backgrounds can successfully teach computer science.
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Unlock pathways for all students
Tech skills are crucial for the future of any child, anywhere in the world. Computer science is key to ensuring equity, giving all children the tools to succeed in a digital world.
Curriculum offerings students love
There are so many amazing offerings to explore. Here are just a few of our new and popular offerings.
Ages 5-11
Computer Science Fundamentals
Free set of elementary curricula that introduces students to the foundational concepts of computer science and challenges them to explore how computing and technology can impact the world.
All Ages
Unplugged
CS education does not always need to be in front of a screen and device access shouldn't be a barrier to learning computer science concepts.
All Ages
Hour of Code
Bite-sized, hour-long introductory tutorials introducing fundamental concepts of computer science in a fun, creative, and engaging way.
Resources that support you every step of the way
Sign up for a Code.org account to get access to materials that will help you teach computer science with confidence. Code.org has extensive resources designed to support educators, even those without prior CS teaching experience.
Lesson Plans
Get step-by-step guidance, learning objectives, and assessment strategies for effective teaching.
Helpful resources include slide decks, activity guides, rubrics, and more — all organized in one place. Each lesson plan is accompanied by tips for classroom implementation, differentiation ideas, and extension activities to cater to students of all abilities.
Explore example lesson planInstructional Videos
Watch easy-to-understand overviews of computer science and programming concepts.
Code.org video series are designed specifically to support your classroom and are engaging and fun to watch.
Explore all videosSlide Decks
We offer educators an organized, visually engaging, and pedagogically sound framework to deliver computer science lessons.
Code.org slide decks provide step-by-step instructions, examples, and interactive activities that align with curricular objectives.
Explore example slide deckAssessments
Our curricula includes a comprehensive system of formative and summative assessment resources.
These include rubrics, checklists, mini-projects, end-of-chapter projects, student-facing rubrics, sample projects, and post-project tests — all designed to support teachers in measuring student growth, providing feedback, and evaluating student understanding.
Explore an assessment lessonTrack your students' progress
Our powerful progress view helps you monitor student work by providing insights into completion status, time spent, and more. Easily track each student's learning journey, quickly assess participation, and give personalized feedback.
Create a Code.org accountLesson Plans
Lesson Plans
Get step-by-step guidance, learning objectives, and assessment strategies for effective teaching.
Helpful resources include slide decks, activity guides, rubrics, and more — all organized in one place. Each lesson plan is accompanied by tips for classroom implementation, differentiation ideas, and extension activities to cater to students of all abilities.
Explore example lesson planVideos
Instructional Videos
Watch easy-to-understand overviews of computer science and programming concepts.
Code.org video series are designed specifically to support your classroom and are engaging and fun to watch.
Explore all videosAssessments
Assessments
Our curricula includes a comprehensive system of formative and summative assessment resources.
These include rubrics, checklists, mini-projects, end-of-chapter projects, student-facing rubrics, sample projects, and post-project tests — all designed to support teachers in measuring student growth, providing feedback, and evaluating student understanding.
Explore an assessment lessonProgress
Track your students' progress
Our powerful progress view helps you monitor student work by providing insights into completion status, time spent, and more. Easily track each student's learning journey, quickly assess participation, and give personalized feedback.
Create a Code.org accountVideo library
There are so many amazing offerings to explore. Here are just a few of the new and popular offerings.
Short educational videos
Learn more about computer science through our video series covering topics like artificial intelligence, the internet, and how computers work! Watch our 5 - 10 minute long videos on your own or use them in the classroom
Explore video librarySelf-paced professional learning modules
Through reading, viewing videos, completing interactive puzzles, and reflecting on your learning, you will develop your own understanding while preparing to teach computer science in your classroom.
K-5 Teachers
Computer Science Basics for K-5 Teachers
Curriculum: All K-5 Curriculum
Duration: 2 hours
Prerequisites: None
K-5 Teachers
Teaching Computer Science Fundamentals
Curriculum: Any CS Fundamentals (Course A-F)
Duration: 4.5 hours
Prerequisites: None