5th Grade Computer Science Curriculum: Every Texas TEKS §126.10 Standard, No Prep Teaching a full 5th grade computer science curriculum in Texas is a tall order — the TEKS §126.10 Technology Applications standards span six strands and 30 individual knowledge-and-skills statements, and few teachers have a single resource that covers all of them without stitching…
Grade 4 Computer Science Curriculum: Every Oklahoma OAS-CS Standard, No Prep Fourth grade computer science is where Oklahoma's standards stop asking students to simply notice or identify, and start asking them to reason, brainstorm, and discuss real consequences. Many of the standard codes carry the exact same wording from Grade 3 through Grade 5 —…
Grade 3 Computer Science Curriculum: Every Oklahoma OAS-CS Standard, No Prep Third grade computer science is where Oklahoma's standards stop leaning on "with guidance" almost entirely and start asking students to identify, compare, and reason on their own. It's also the grade where three brand-new ideas enter the curriculum for the first time — remixing…
Grade 2 Computer Science Curriculum: Every Oklahoma OAS-CS Standard, No Prep Second grade computer science builds directly on what students started in Grade 1 — but it pushes them one real step further, toward more independent thinking and two brand-new ideas: software (not just devices) and variables that actually change as a program runs. This…
Grade 1 Computer Science Curriculum: Every Oklahoma OAS-CS Standard, No Prep Teaching computer science in Grade 1 does not mean handing six- and seven-year-olds a laptop and hoping for the best. It means unplugged, concrete, hands-on lessons that build real computational thinking — and covering all five OAS-CS strands, not just the fun parts. This…
