Kodable

Danielle Schulte

Jon Mattingly

Computer Science standards and concept overviews

Learning Outcomes

Equality in programming helps computers compare values and make decisions by checking if two things are the same.

What is Equality in Programming?

Learn how Booleans—true or false statements—help kids build code that can make decisions.

What are Booleans?

Help students learn the most important rule in coding: computers follow instructions in order, one step at a time.

What is Sequence?

Learn how conditionals—code that follows an if-then structure—help kids write programs that change based on what’s happening.

What are Conditional Statements?

See how loops teach kids to spot patterns and write efficient code.

What are Loops?

See how functions help kids organize their code and reuse steps more efficiently.

What are Functions?

Learn how arrays help organize information in coding.

What are Array Variables?

Kids explore real-world coding structure through objects they can modify and control.

What is Object-Oriented Programming?

Learn how learners use classes in Bug World to make strategic coding decisions.

What are Classes in Bug World?

Learn how kids can use properties to customize objects and bring their ideas to life!

What are Properties?

Functions in Bug World teach students how to build smarter, reusable code as part of Object-Oriented Programming.

How are Functions Used in Bug World?

What Computer Science concepts does Kodable teach?

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