CodeHS

Learn how to track progress, preview lessons, and adjust settings in the CodeHop Typing platform.

CodeHop: Viewing Typing Progress & Settings

Learn how to access the Typing platform and enable it for your sections.

Setting up Typing in CodeHop

Learn how to find your Typing lessons in CodeHop!

For Students: Accessing Typing in CodeHop

Talia Smith

Mike Javor

Sara Jenis

Elementary Curriculum for District Computer Science Programs

CodeHop (Elementary CS) 

Start here! How to set up your elementary classroom with CodeHS.

Getting Started with CodeHop

Accessing CodeHop

Build an organized K-12 computer science program for your district with CodeHop

CodeHop Curriculum

How to assign lessons to your existing CodeHop Sections.

CodeHop: Adding and Assigning Lessons or Courses to Your Section

Learn more about choosing your default language on CodeHS and accessing translated slide decks.

CodeHop:  Language Preference  Settings

Learn about different teaching methods to accommodate your students' different learning styles.

Differentiating CodeHop Curriculum

Discover how to provide language support for your elementary students

Supporting English Learners with CodeHop

Find out how to address an error that prevents videos from loading properly

Troubleshooting: Loading Videos on CodeHop (Elementary)

Learn about how to navigate Ready-to-Go CodeHop lessons and the different features they provide for a better teaching experience.

Using Ready-to-Go CodeHop (Elementary) Lessons

Starter code helps students begin lessons with pre-made code, sprites, or backdrops, saving time and focusing on targeted skills.

CodeHop Starter Code

Learn more about how you can use CodeHop (Elementary CS) if you will be assessing students for grades.

Grading and Assessing with CodeHop

Learn how to view CodeHS Elementary Lessons in full screen!

Viewing Elementary Lessons Full-Screen

Karel Adventures introduces elementary students to JavaScript with story-based lessons, using block coding and text coding.

Karel Adventures in CodeHop

Tips and tricks for teachers looking for additional ways to grade CodeHop students.

CodeHop (Elementary) Grading: Tips and Tricks

Push custom starter code to Elementary students on CodeHop to scaffold, enrich, or personalize coding lessons

CodeHop: Pushing Custom Starter Code to Students

How to enable and use asynchronous lessons, so students can work at their own pace.

Self-Paced Ready-To-Go (RTG) Lessons

Learn more about how elementary students can collaborate on programs together!

CodeHop: Using Pair Programming with Scout

Mac Staloch

CodeHop: Using the CodeHop Playground

Learn more about how to log your Elementary students into CodeHop

Logging Elementary Students into CodeHop

Create new class Sections for your elementary students on CodeHS

Creating and Managing CodeHop Sections

Learn more about archiving and unarchiving your sections

CodeHop: Archiving and Un-Archiving Sections

Learn about sharing Scratch and ScratchJr Projects on CodeHS

CodeHop: Sharing Scratch and ScratchJr Projects

How to manage students enrolled in your CodeHop Sections.

CodeHop: Add, Remove, and Switch Students within Your Sections

Playground, Section, and Roster Management

Learn how to change the display language in Scratch

Using Languages in Scratch

Getting Started with Scratch - create your own games, animations,
interactive stories, and more.

CodeHop: Scratch Reference Guide

Learn how to navigate ScratchJr’s Interface

CodeHop: ScratchJr Resources

Check out these comprehensive guides to effortlessly navigate ScratchJr!

CodeHop: ScratchJr Interface Guide

Using your microphone and troubleshooting recording audio in Scratch and ScratchJR

Recording Audio with Scratch and ScratchJR

Printable 1-page guides to support CodeHop teachers

CodeHop Teacher Quick Reference Guides

Set up and troubleshoot micro:bit connections with Scratch

Using micro:bit with Scratch on CodeHop

Tips for Using CodeHop (Elementary) Scratch on iPads and Small Screens.

Using CodeHop Scratch Curriculum on iPads and Small Screens

Learn how Scratch and ScratchJr comply with privacy policy requirements

Elementary Privacy & Compliance: Using Scratch and ScratchJr in CodeHop

Learn how to recover a sprite after deleting it in Scratch.

CodeHop: How to Restore a Deleted Sprite

Scratch and ScratchJr Resources

Request a CodeHS Demo

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