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.
CodeMonkey, the award-winning platform teaching coding to kids and teens, is thrilled to announce its 2024 Hour of Code offerings, open from December 9-15. This
Best of STEM Award: We are thrilled to announce that CodeMonkey has been honored with the 2024 Educators Pick Best of STEM® award for “Best
Best of STEM Award: CodeMonkey, a leading online platform dedicated to equipping young minds with real coding languages like CoffeeScript and Python, proudly wins the
Over the past few years, computer science competitions have been growing in popularity. They aren’t a good fit for everyone, but some children thrive in
This June 2022, CodeMonkey was an exhibitor at ISTELIVE22, one of the biggest annual EdTech conferences in the USA. Tech & Learning Magazine awarded CodeMonkey
Bonita Springs Charter School took on a school wide competition to see what student could code the most with the best accuracy for a seven-day
