Learn to Code Curriculum
Scope & Sequence
The Cue Learn to Code Curriculum is organized into three coding units and covers 8 fundamental coding concepts: sequencing, loops, events, conditionals, functions, variables, booleans and arrays.
For students who are new to Cue, we recommend beginning with Unit 1.
Each coding level is aligned to a recommended grade as a guide, but we also suggest that you consider your students' coding experience when determining where to start and finish.
Recommended for Grades 6-8
Help students learn about robot capabilities and coding concepts so that they can apply them to a long-term design thinking project.
Designed to align with the following standards:
- CSTA
- ISTE
- NGSS
- Common Core
Includes connections to: Code.org’s Computer Science Discovery series
| Scope & Sequence |
Unit 1 Creative Writing |
Unit 2 Game Design |
Unit 3 Innovation |
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| Recommended Grade Level | Sixth | Seventh | Eighth |
| Design Thinking Process | * | * | * |
| Block-Based Programming | * | * | * |
| State-Machine Based Programming | * | * | * |
| Javascript Programming | * | * | * |
| Computing Systems | * | * | * |
| Data Analysis |
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| Sequences | * | * | * |
| Events & Sensors | * | * | * |
| Loops | * | * | * |
| Functions |
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| Variables |
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| Conditionals |
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| Booleans |
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| Arrays |
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