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CodeHop by CodeHS

Engaging computer science curriculum designed for simple implementation, featuring fully prepared lessons and intuitive tools for teachers.


CodeHop is free for individual Idaho elementary teachers for the 2026–27 school year, with School and District Implementation Packages that add schoolwide access, training, reporting tools, and rostering integration.

Choose the right fit for your classroom, school, or district.

Every option includes the full CodeHop K–5 curriculum: ready-to-teach lessons with slides, videos, rubrics, and differentiation tools, fully aligned to Idaho's elementary computer science standards and Idaho's new AI standards, with Scratch and ScratchJr built right in.

Free for 2026–27

Free Teacher Access

Individual Idaho elementary teachers keep full access to CodeHop, including your classes, lessons, and student progress, free for the 2026–27 school year.

  • Full CodeHop K–5 curriculum with individual teacher access
  • Classroom and roster management and formative assessment quizzes
  • Physical computing courses: BeeBots, micro:bit, LEGO Spike Essentials
  • On-demand video tutorials for onboarding
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School Implementation Package

Bring CodeHop to every classroom in your building with a per-school annual license.

  • Schoolwide teacher access to the full CodeHop curriculum
  • Admin accounts, dashboard, and reporting
  • Progress reporting, project grading, quiz reporting, and QuizBuzz games
  • 90-minute virtual teacher training plus CodeHS PD Membership for teachers
  • Optional Typing curriculum add-on
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District Implementation Package

Make elementary computer science a districtwide program: every school, every teacher, one partner. Districtwide annual license based on district size and desired professional development package.

  • Everything in the School Package, districtwide
  • Implementation planning and assigned Customer Success Manager
  • Half-day to full-day professional development, virtual or onsite
  • District Integration Package: rostering and SSO (ClassLink, Clever)
  • Optional Typing curriculum add-on (per school)
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Part of a Complete K–12 Idaho Pathway

CodeHop is the K–5 start of the CodeHS Idaho K–12 pathway, continuing through Idaho Digital Literacy, middle school computer science, and high school and AP courses. One platform and one partner from kindergarten through graduation.

Explore the Idaho K–12 Pathway

Upcoming Events Calendar

Join a free Idaho CodeHop professional development workshop. Dedicated Idaho events are listed here as they are scheduled.

Upcoming Idaho CodeHop professional development events
PD Workshop Date/Time Location Register
Back-to-School With CodeHop for Idaho Teachers Sep 23, 2026 · 3:30 - 4:14pm CT Virtual Register Now

CodeHop Free vs. School/District License

CodeHop is CodeHS's K–5 computer science curriculum and platform: ready-to-teach, standards-aligned lessons built for classroom teachers with any or no CS background, backed by a classroom-management platform with a privacy-compliant, Scratch- and ScratchJr-based block coding environment.

Features included in CodeHop Free compared with a School or District License
Feature CodeHop Free School/District License
Ready-to-Teach Lessons
K–12 Standards-Aligned Curriculum
Block Coding Environment (Scratch/ScratchJr-based)
Classroom and Roster Management
Physical Computing Courses
Classroom Management Tools
Teacher Resources and Support
Formative Assessment Quizzes New for 2026
Class Progress Reports Upgrade
Project Grading New for 2026 Upgrade
Quiz Reporting New for 2026 Upgrade
QuizBuzz Quiz Games New for 2026 Upgrade
Customizable Professional Development Upgrade
Typing Add-On Add-On

Formative Assessment Quizzes are included with CodeHop Free. Class Progress Reports, Grading, Quiz Reporting, and QuizBuzz quiz games require a School or District License.

I think I speak for everyone when I say thank you for awesome training! The vibe I got as teachers were leaving was one of excitement and relief that they could do this. I appreciate all the work you guys have put into this to make it easy for the elementary teachers to access the lessons and know what they need to do.

Elementary Teacher at Washington County School District, Utah