Every unit of the course comes with short coding levels that practice their lessons in CodeGrove, our code lab that runs in the browser. Students write and check real programs, with no account and nothing to install. Use one with its lesson or as practice later.
- Functions
- Strings and Safe Input
- Lists, Tuples and Grids
- Dictionaries and Records
- Files and Data
- Algorithms
- +2 more
- +4 more
What's in Every Lesson
Every lesson follows the same folder system, so you learn the layout once and teach the whole year.
See the Actual Pages
Real pages from the download, the same clean design in every lesson.
Notes that follow the slides
Students fill in the blanks during the slides, with the word bank right on the page.
- ✓ PDF and editable Word
- ✓ A key for every day
Students read code, then write it
Students trace programs on paper first, then write and test their own in CodeGrove, from a receipt printer to a leaderboard.
- ✓ Labs in CodeGrove, our in-browser code lab
- ✓ A lab sheet for the code, the output and a why answer
Exams, a pre-test and sub plans
The Course-Wide Bonus folder adds a midterm, a final, a pre-test and post-test and three days of sub plans.
- ✓ A review lesson before each exam
- ✓ Google Forms™ of both exams
Slides that run every day
Each lesson has one editable deck. Every day starts at its own Day slide, and the speaker notes say what to say.
- ✓ Editable PowerPoint
- ✓ Google Slides™ for Google Classroom™
Scope & Sequence · 8 Units
Units 1 to 7 also ship their own bonus folder: a review, a unit test with a Form B retake, a pacing guide, a standards crosswalk and Vocabulary Bingo. Unit 8's has the pacing guide, the crosswalk and Bingo.
Why Teachers Choose It
Students plan, build and test their own program, like a grid game, a records program or a nature simulation. Each project uses skills from the whole year so far.
They check every answer a user might type, try edge cases and write tests with unittest. In the team project, they review each other's code before they share it.
Every lesson has students write and run real Python in CodeGrove, our in-browser code lab, with no accounts or installs.
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Each day's plan is timed activity by activity against real reading and writing speeds.
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