CS First is Google's free, introductory computer science program for grades 4-8 (ages 9-14). This video-based curriculum teaches students foundational CS, problem-solving and collaboration skills through themes related to students’ interests. CS First can be used within classrooms, or as part of after-school programs in schools, libraries, or community spaces. Learn how to use this free computer science grades 4-8 curriculum that makes coding easy to teach and fun to learn on Scratch. No experience necessary for students or teachers.
Read below to learn more about this program and sign up for one of several summer workshops.
Due to funding restrictions, this event is currently only eligible for schools that receive Title I funding. Please contact CSTA-Arizona if your school or district is interested in scheduling a workshop for non-Title I schools.
This session is facilitated by Mouse, a national provider for CS First training. Mouse is a national youth development nonprofit that believes in technology as a force for good. We empower all youth to create with technology to solve real problems and make meaningful change in our world. Mouse designs computer science and STEM curriculum on our online learning platform, trains K-12 educators, and engages students through the Mouse Design League program and events at the Mouse Creative Computing Lab.