Kibbles and Tricks | Lyla in the Loop
Everett and Lyla use various tactics to try and train Kibbles who’s been making a mess in Phan’s Hardware store. (Grades K-2)
Elementary School Computational Thinking
Operation: Rise and Shine | Lyla in the Loop
Lyla and her siblings embark on a mission to “debug” their morning routine so they never miss the bus again! (Grades K-2)
Stu's Super Stunts | Lyla in the Loop
Explore computer science skills by giving Stu commands and observing the impact of those commands in Stu’s activities. (Grades K-2)
Human Robot | PBS KIDS ScratchJr
Guide the students in a game of Human robot where they use the cutoutable blocks to program each other to act out different sequences. (Grades K-2)
Mathematic Missions | Odd Squad
Crack Big O's Coldest Cases by successfully commanding a robot in these fun activities. (Grades K-2)
Create Your Secret Agent ID Number: What's Your Superpower?
Create a secret agent badge number using the first initials of your first and last name and the numbers you see on the cipher wheel. (Grades K-2)
A Faster Way to Test Codes | Cyberchase
In this Cyberchase clip, Matt shows Jackie and Digit how to make a decoder. (Grades 3-5)
Math Building Activity | What's So Cool About Manufacturing?
Create new structures using building blocks, all while developing math skills (Grades 3-5)
House Building Activity | What's So Cool About Manufacturing?
Create structures using paper, all while developing math skills and making discoveries about manufacturing. (Grades 3-5)
5 Reasons to Get Coding
In this PBS TeachersLounge article, discover ways you can engage students with coding.
PBS KIDS ScratchJr Collection
This collection offers a variety of lesson plans and resources for educators to use to introduce children ages 5-8 to creative coding.
Teach Your Way | Creative Problem-Solving
Create “anytime” moments of playful learning and inspire students' curiosity each day with activities, printables, and videos.
PBS KIDS Computational Thinking Learning Framework
The PBS KIDS Computational Thinking Framework provides the “big ideas” and learning progressions for the foundational and developmentally appropriate mindsets, concepts, skills, practices and processes.
Work It Out Wombats! Bundle Menu
Work It Out Wombats! bundle menu promotes learning moments around finding and making patterns, and promoting intergenerational learning moments around sequencing or following and creating different sets of step-by-step instructions.
LEAP into the Loop!
This document shows how Lyla in the Loop can help students understand computational thinking concepts and practices, which are valuable in everyday life and support kids’ creative problem-solving and critical thinking skills.