Kraybill students were introduced to computer coding during Hour of Code through using apps on iPads like Kodable and online tutorials for block coding in Tynker, Blockly, and Scratch. Some middle school students experimented with more difficult JavaScript coding that involved writing scripts to program movements and paths. The document encourages visiting code.org to try coding yourself or have your child do more coding activities.

1. “HOUR OF CODE”
Kraybill students get an
introduction to coding on
computers and iPads.
www.code.org

2. USING KODABLE ON IPADS
 Kindergarten students program fluffy balls to go
up, down, left, right so many blocks to get to the end of their path.

10. TYNKER, BLOCKLY, SCRATCH
 Students also used online programming tutorials teaching block
coding.

11. JAVA SCRIPT CODING
 Some middle school students even tried more difficult coding,
which involved writing script.

14. WANT TO TRY IT YOURSELF OR HAVE
YOUR CHILD DO MORE?
 Go to code.org. Click “START”.