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Translating the header for the teacher version of the Course Catalog
Translating the version of the Course Catalog with Courses A-F
List of Crowdin Links
These are the same links found in the images above. They are included here in case the image links above don't work for you or if you prefer to see them in a list.
- Learn Computer Science (Crowdin Link)
- 22,579,078,079 lines of code written by 37 million students. (Crowdin Link)
- Create an account to save your progress and projects. Or just start coding - no account needed. All courses are available at no cost. (Crowdin Link)
- Create an account (Crowdin Link)
- Computer Science Fundamentals (Crowdin Link)
- Start learning an introduction to computer science on Code Studio with these 20 hour courses for all ages. (Crowdin Link)
- View my recent courses (Crowdin Link)
- Course 1 (Crowdin Link)
- Ages 4-6 (Crowdin Link)
- Introduction to computer science for early readers. (Crowdin Link)
- Course 2 (Crowdin Link)
- Ages 6+ (reading required) (Crowdin Link)
- Introduction to computer science for students who can read. (Crowdin Link)
- Course 3 (Crowdin Link)
- Ages 8-18 (Crowdin Link)
- Delve even deeper into programming while building games and interactive stories. This is a follow-up to Course 2. (Crowdin Link)
- Course 4 (Crowdin Link)
- Ages 9-18 (Crowdin Link)
- Build more complex programs with concepts such as for loops and functions with parameters. This is a follow-up to Course 3. (Crowdin Link)
- Unplugged Lessons (Crowdin Link)
- If you don't have computers, try these unplugged lessons in your classroom. (Crowdin Link)
- Hour of Code (Crowdin Link)
- If you don’t have time for a full length course, try a one-hour tutorial designed for all ages. Join millions of students and teachers in over 180 countries by starting with an Hour of Code. (Crowdin Link)
- View more Hour of Code tutorials (Crowdin Link)
- Dance Party (Crowdin Link)
- Featuring Katy Perry, Madonna, J. Balvin, Sia, Keith Urban, Ciara, and 25 more! (Crowdin Link)
- Minecraft (Crowdin Link)
- Use your creativity and problem solving skills to explore and build underwater worlds with code! (Crowdin Link)
- Frozen (Crowdin Link)
- Let's use code to join Anna and Elsa as they explore the magic and beauty of ice. (Crowdin Link)
- Classic Maze (Crowdin Link)
- Try the basics of computer science. Millions have given it a shot. (Crowdin Link)
- Full course catalog (English only) (Crowdin Link)
- Below is the catalog of all of our courses and great options from third parties. Please note that some of these are only in English. Don't worry -- we're working on getting these courses translated into your language. Thanks for your patience! (Crowdin Link)
- Ages 4-11 (Crowdin Link)
- CS Fundamentals offers a variety of courses for students to explore programming concepts, computational thinking, digital citizenship, and to develop interactive games and stories. (Crowdin Link)
- Learn more (Crowdin Link)
- Ages 10-16 (Crowdin Link)
- As flexible courses that can be taught in a unit, semester, or full year, CS Discoveries and CS Fundamentals Express introduce students to app design, JavaScript programming, physical computing, and more. (Crowdin Link)
- Ages 14-18+ (Crowdin Link)
- We offer two courses for secondary school: CS Discoveries and CS Principles. Both are designed to broaden participation in computer science. (Crowdin Link)
- Tools for middle and high school (English only) (Crowdin Link)
- In addition to our courses, teachers can use App Lab and Game Lab in any course to teach students how to create apps, animations, and games in JavaScript. And, we have lessons and widgets to teach encryption, text compression, and other computer science concepts. (Crowdin Link)
- App Lab (Crowdin Link)
- App Lab is a programming environment where you can make simple apps. Design an app, code with blocks or JavaScript to make it work, then share your app in seconds. (Crowdin Link)
- Game Lab (Crowdin Link)
- Game Lab is a programming environment where you can make simple animations and games with objects and characters that interact with each other. (Crowdin Link)
- Web Lab (beta) (Crowdin Link)
- Web Lab is a programming environment where you can make simple web pages using HTML and CSS. Design your web pages and share your site in seconds. (Crowdin Link)
- Widgets (Crowdin Link)
- Students can explore concepts from our CS Principles course hands-on using these digital tools. Use the widgets on their own, or create a single-concept lesson for your class. (Crowdin Link)
- Inspire a student (Crowdin Link)
- Find a volunteer guest speaker or use these videos, posters, and how-to resources to inspire students to try computer science. (Crowdin Link)
- Video Library (Crowdin Link)
- These videos can be used in any computer science course to support learning. (Crowdin Link)
- Privacy Policy (Crowdin Link)
- Volunteer to translate our content (Crowdin Link)
- Help and support (Crowdin Link)
- Terms (Crowdin Link)
- Engineers from Amazon, Google, and Microsoft helped create these materials. (Crowdin Link)
- Powered by Amazon Web Services (Crowdin Link)
- Teach Computer Science (Crowdin Link)
- Computer Science Fundamentals Express Courses (Crowdin Link)
- A great option for students getting started on their own. You'll learn the fundamentals of computer science with drag & drop blocks. Create your own drawings and games. (Crowdin Link)
- Pre-reader Express (Crowdin Link)
- An introduction to computer science for pre-readers: combines the best of our kindergarten and first grade courses. (Crowdin Link)
- Express Course (Crowdin Link)
- An introduction to computer science: combines the best of our elementary school curriculum for older students. (Crowdin Link)
- Computer Science Fundamentals for Elementary Schools (Crowdin Link)
- For pre-readers in elementary school classrooms (Crowdin Link)
- Course A (Crowdin Link)
- Ages: 4-7 (Crowdin Link)
- An introduction to computer science for pre-readers. (Crowdin Link)
- Course B (Crowdin Link)
- Ages: 5-8 (Crowdin Link)
- An introduction to computer science for pre-readers. (Similar to Course A, but with more variety for older students.) (Crowdin Link)
- For older students in elementary school classrooms (Crowdin Link)
- Course C (Crowdin Link)
- Ages: 6-10 (Crowdin Link)
- Learn the basics of computer science and create your own art, stories, and games. (Crowdin Link)
- Course D (Crowdin Link)
- Ages: 7-11 (Crowdin Link)
- Quickly cover concepts from Course C, then go further with algorithms, nested loops, conditionals, and more. (Crowdin Link)
- Course E (Crowdin Link)
- Ages: 8-12 (Crowdin Link)
- Quickly cover concepts in Course C & D and then go further with functions. (Crowdin Link)
- Course F (Crowdin Link)
- Ages: 9-13 (Crowdin Link)
- Learn all the concepts in Computer Science Fundamentals and create your own art, story or game. (Crowdin Link)
- CS Fundamentals Courses 1-4 & the Accelerated Course (Crowdin Link)
- Were you using Courses 1-4 or the Accelerated Course? They’re still available! Our transition guide will help you find the right course for your classroom. (Crowdin Link)
- Review the transition guide. (Crowdin Link)
- Courses 1-4 (Crowdin Link)
- Accelerated Course (Crowdin Link)
