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CodeHop by CodeHS

Florida Foundations of Computer Science: Kindergarten

This course is aligned to FL Foundations of Computer Science standards and is designed to provide computer science instruction for Florida kindergarten students. It is meant to be taught approximately weekly.

K Grade
10 Units
51 Lessons

What Students Will Learn

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UNITS - 10 (51 lessons)

  • Unplugged Exploration

    Builds foundational understanding of sequences and events without computers, using dance instructions, card-game mazes, and acting out event-triggered actions.

  • Getting Started

    Introduces the CodeHopJr platform, basic keyboard skills, computer components, responsible technology use, and computational thinking through morning routines.

  • Progamming Exploration

    Walks students through the story-driven Scout Adventures series to explore the programming interface, adding and modifying characters, backgrounds, pages, and motion sequences.

  • Sequences and Events

    Teaches events and sequences through a snowball fight animation, a CS careers project on community problem-solving, grow/shrink effects, and math word problems involving place value.

  • Pages

    Introduces multi-page programs and page navigation, applying the skill to math activities involving number decomposition, story problems, and number comparisons.

  • Block Exploration

    Explores various programming blocks including speed and sound blocks, debugging sequences, and combining shapes to build more complex figures.

  • Loops

    Introduces loops and forever loops, applying them to create a fireworks animation and musical patterns.

  • Culmination Project

    Culminates the module sequence with an "All About Me" program where students share their favorites using the skills they've learned.

  • Digital Literacy

    Covers digital literacy foundations including keyboarding, protecting personal information, an introduction to data and AI, how networks connect devices, and basic research skills.

  • Interdisciplinary Connections (Supplemental)

    Offers supplemental cross-curricular projects linking coding to science (living things, weather, survival, motion, plants) and to ELA/social studies (sentence building, storytelling, safety, directions) topics.

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