Codingville

Did you know that Codingville fosters collaboration and problem solving? If that sounds like something you want in your classroom, head over to Codingville today! codingville.ca

Solve the secret code, in this Coding Using JavaScript mission. Click the link to sign up and find out how you can help ROBO decipher the code: codingville.ca

ROBO needs to check more of the items for the rescue, in this Coding Using JavaScript mission! Please, help ROBO count the items, then write the result on the cell. Try it by clicking the link: codingville.ca

Try to unlock the door in this Coding Using Blocks mission. Take a step toward the door, turn right and then turn left. Now turn left and then right. Step forward and try to open it. Click here to sign up and try it: codingville.ca

The climb is hard! But ROBO is upbeat and wants to write on the mountain's rocks. Can you help him write the letter that is missing on the word "ROBO"? Afterwards, go back to the starting point. Try it out at the link here: codingville.ca

Learning shouldn’t be dreary or dull. You can help your students build their ability to think computationally, and they’ll have fun doing it. Have a look at Codingville today! codingville.ca

In this coding using blocks mission, ROBO needs your help to solve the sequence of numbers in order to unlock his next clue. Start your coding journey by following the link below: codingville.ca

In this From Blocks to JavaScript mission, grab the shackle and the rope! You might need them! Place the rope on the red cell and the shackle on the blue cell. Follow the link to sign up & try it: codingville.ca

This Coding Using Blocks mission challenges your students to help ROBO complete the countdown! Try it by signing up below: codingville.ca

In this Coding Using JavaScript mission, move along the green path and pick up the tent on the way. This will provide shelter for ROBO in a snowstorm. But be careful --icy rocks are near the path! Click the link to help ROBO today: codingville.ca

You’ll help your students on their coding journeys if you start using Codingville in your classroom today. See what a difference it makes!

We must cross a river in this Coding Using JavaScript mission. Grab the kayak and the paddle!! The colour of the cell that the kayak is on should match the paddle ROBO should use. Sign up here to give it a try: codingville.ca

Have you ever wondered why water appears clear in a glass, but blue in swimming pools and oceans? It's all about the spectrum of light! Watch this video and find out how light interacts with bodies of water. youtube.com/watch?v=nkwDjR…

Are you a Canadian teacher looking for a game-based platform to help your students learn to code? Try Codingville! In this video you'll see how to set up your classroom, track student progress, and so many other useful things. Sign up today! youtube.com/watch?v=O33z3g…

In this Coding Using Javascript mission, ROBO needs your help to collect the drill and bore a hole through the ice! Give it a try at the link below: codingville.ca

In this Coding Using Blocks mission, you control the action. Move forward and read the colour of the cell. If the cell is green, pick up the emerald chalice. Otherwise, pick up the Ruby chalice. Sign up here: codingville.ca

We couldn't have said it better ourselves. Codingville IS a great way to learn. Try it in your classroom today and see what it can do for your students. codingville.ca