Competition is something that inspires kids to do their best – too push themselves more than they usually do. When students compete they will become more inquisitive, research independently, and learn to work with others. They will generally strive to do more than is required. Running a coding competition is a great method to introduce coding to kids in a non-threatening way and help them take the first step towards a new language that does not come so easily to many.
Within the last few years, the amount of coding courses and activities offered to students has grown exponentially. However, Code Rush, CodeMonkey’s month-long coding competition
The fourth annual Israeli Cyber Olympics final event took place yesterday in Holon, Israel. After months of practicing code, the top 100 highest-scoring schools in
Get ready to build your A-team, learn code and join a rewarding race for bananas and amazing prizes! We are delighted to announce that Code
A few months ago J21 Corporation, CodeMonkey’s partners in Japan, decided to hold a CodeMonkey competition, similar to the Israeli Cyber Olympics, in Japan. After
1. Choose an Hour of Code activity that suits your classroom For this year’s Hour of Code, CodeMonkey will feature a total of four courses,
Whether you’re just hearing about Code Rush or have rallied up your A-team and solved 140 challenges, this is an announcement you won’t wanna miss.
