Kindergarten Computing
Choose what you want to learn.
Explore Computing
Give clear instructions, solve problems and use technology safely.
Coding & problem solving
Choose a learning area to find its games.
For parents and teachers
Kindergarten Computing learning
Explore computing with focused games chosen for this learning level. Grades are suggestions: start with what your child knows, and use the examples to judge the next challenge.
Explore algorithms, programming, devices, networks, search and online safety. Choose a skill for your learner; grade suggestions are editorial.
Choose a learning area to find the games available at this level. These activities offer selected practice, not complete curriculum coverage. Use your school’s teaching sequence and your child’s confidence to choose a starting point.
Curriculum connections
Grouped by learning area, with the games that offer practice. Each game covers selected examples; use your school’s teaching sequence to choose suitable words and skills.
Computer science
Connection
Supplemental learning connection
Suggested kindergarten practice, selected by skill and reading demand. US states and schools teach these topics in different grades; this is not a state-standards alignment claim.
Practice with:
- Algorithms: put the steps in the right order — Brush your teeth, plant a seed, program a floor robot: put the steps in order.