📊 What's New in Reports
The Reports tab has grown from a place to check student progress into a complete toolkit for monitoring student learning. Alongside the familiar Progress view, you'll now find powerful new Gradebook and Quiz tools designed to make assessing and grading even easier.
Gradebook
Review student assignments, view the accompanying rubric, and assign scores directly from the Reports tab. It's an easier way to keep grading organized without jumping between multiple pages.
Learn more: Using the Gradebook with the Reports App →
Quizzes
Many CodeHop elementary courses now include built-in quizzes, with more being added throughout the school year. Assign digital quizzes, launch a live QuizBuzz game for whole-class review, or print a paper version to fit your classroom. Then review student results to see where students are succeeding and where they may need additional support.
Learn more: How to Assign Quizzes and Track Quiz Results →
Progress Dashboard
See how your whole class is moving through a course at a glance, then drill into an individual student to check what they've completed and where they left off.
Learn more: Tracking Progress in the Reports App →
🔎 Course Roadmaps & Syllabi Are Now Easier to Find
Planning your year just got easier! You can now access each course's syllabus and roadmap directly from the Lessons tab in your class section.
Use these resources to:
- Preview the year's learning.
- Explore the scope and sequence of each course.
- Plan instruction and communicate course goals with administrators and families.
No more searching—everything you need is built right into your course.
🎉 Lesson Spotlights
To support the updated CSTA Computer Science Standards, we've been expanding the CodeHop curriculum with exciting new lessons. Here are two great additions to explore as you kick off the school year!
Draw and Tell
This lesson combines computer science and English language arts as students create a simple coded scene and write about it. Whether students are just beginning to write simple sentences or are ready for more detailed storytelling, the activity naturally supports a wide range of abilities, making it a great way to get to know your learners while introducing CodeHop.
View the Lesson →
Technology for Everyone
Students explore how diverse individuals and communities influence technology while learning about accessibility, the digital divide, and how computing can make everyday life more inclusive. This lesson introduces students to important conversations about designing technology that works for everyone.
View the Lesson →
🤖 The New K-5 Digital Literacy & AI Pathway Is Now Available in CodeHop!
This pathway gives you a flexible collection of Digital Literacy and AI lessons that can be taught on their own or added to any existing K-5 pathway. Covers topics like digital citizenship, online safety, AI, and emerging technologies with lessons that can be taught in any order to fit your classroom.
We've also created a roadmap that shows how concepts progress across grade levels.
📱 Stay Connected
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