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Teacher Toolkit:  Create a Coding Lab

Teachers can build their own coding lab experience for their students around these toolkit materials. Storyboards, badges, video tutorials, and challenges.
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What's included?

  • Storyboard Template
  • Badges
  • Challenge Questions
  • Video Tutorials
This download contains all the necessary items to setup and teach your own coding lab activity in your home or at school. 
Use the FREE Scratch coding tool in conjunction with the video tutorials that cover basic and ADVANCED concepts.
Meet the instructor

Mr. Fred

Mr. Fred is the creator of GetMeCoding.com and has been teaching students for over two decades in higher education and summer coding camps for kids.  His passion for teaching technology is evident in the fun courses he likes to create.
Patrick Jones - Course author
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