Free CoderBunnyz Coding Curriculum
| Introduction - Coding Concept/Lesson - Read this First |
| Lesson 1: Learning Sequence |
| Lesson 2: Learning Branch, Jump ( ), goto ( ) |
| Lesson 3: Making decisions, Conditional – if ( ) then else ( ) |
| Lesson 4: Fixing Errors, Bug and Debugging |
| Lesson 5: Looping with repeat, bounded loops |
| Lesson 6: Understanding Functions |
| Bonus lessons (only worksheets, no Algorithm) |
| Lesson A: Introducing operations, greater, less than. Boolean - TRUE, FALSE |
| Lesson B: Introducing Variable, string and numeric |
| Lesson C: Nested repeat - Loopy Loop |
| Weekly Trackers and Completion Certificate |
| Student Tracking Sheet |
| Certificate of Completion |
Solution and hints for Worksheets


CoderBunnyz program could be easily adapted at coding schools, home schools, workshops or school programs.
* Kids (all ages 4-104!) can learn at home
* STEM Labs or classroom instruction
* Technology camps
* Gifted Programs
* Tutoring
* Montessori
* After school program
* Workshops Maker space / Hacker space events
* Clubs such as Girl Scouts, Boy Scouts and more
Helper Bunny (Program facilitator, teacher or a lead student) could help with few simple steps. With 5 games it could cover a class of 20. Here is a breakdown on how the lab would look like -
* Setup the game - 5 minutes
* Explain the rules and setup maze - 10 min
* Play the game - 10-20 mins
* Write the algorithm - 10 mins
* The next lab sessions could use different maze or levels.
I am amazed at a lot of interest in my Lab program. Contact sa***@co*********.com for more details about questions on curriculum and program details


CoderBunnyz had done workshops at schools, libraries, corporations, communities and tech events.
