WSEF / technology academy
A computational learning path for K–12: arrange logic, watch state change, find the fault, then make something that works.
Give the system a signal.
Choose a sequence or rule.
Read the result and iterate.
Each game teaches the same programming concepts with different themes. Pick your favorite!
Progress from basic sequences to advanced functions through our structured curriculum
Learn to put commands in the right order
Repeat actions efficiently with loops
Make decisions with if/else statements
Store and use data in your programs
Create reusable blocks of code
Curated hands-on activities and educational materials from the National Informal STEM Education Network — free for educators, families, and community organizations.
Activities exploring computing concepts, digital technology, and how code powers modern science and engineering discoveries.
Interactive digital games and media resources that teach STEM concepts through play. Explore how games are designed and coded.
Participate in real scientific research through citizen science platforms. Learn data collection, analysis, and how coding supports scientific discovery.
Explore how technology impacts society, from AI and robotics to privacy and digital ethics. Great for computational thinking discussions.
Explore the intersection of biology and computer science. Learn how scientists use code-like instructions to engineer living organisms.
Curated video and audio resources explaining STEM concepts, ideal for flipped classroom and self-paced digital learning.
Every Code Academy lesson maps directly to Computer Science Teachers Association K-12 standards — the nationally recognized framework used by schools across 50 states to build computational thinking and programming skills.
K–5: Foundations (1A, 1B)
6–8: Development (Level 2)
9–12: Advanced (Level 3A)