Computing & Coding

8 resources

• Lovia OriginalPlay

  Lovia Original — Coding Without a Computer

  Write instructions for a partner to follow exactly, and discover what an algorithm really is.

  • Early Years · Primary · Junior High
  • 30 min
  • Text only
  • Works offline
  • No device needed

  Why Lovia recommends this: No device, no data and no electricity needed — and it teaches sequencing better than a screen does.

  What to do: Give your partner instructions one step at a time. They must do exactly what you say.

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  Lovia Original — created by Lovia School. Rights: Open licence. Last checked 2026-09-10.

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  Unplugged computer-science activities

  Classroom activities that teach computing ideas with paper, movement and card, not screens.

  • Primary · Junior High
  • 30 min
  • Low data
  • Internet needed
  • No device needed

  Why Lovia recommends this: Well-tested activities for classrooms where devices are shared or unavailable.

  What to do: A teacher reads the activity, then the class does it away from any screen.

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  Hour of Code puzzles

  One-hour block-coding puzzles that introduce sequences, loops and events.

  • Primary · Junior High
  • 60 min
  • High data
  • Internet needed
  • Computer recommended

  Why Lovia recommends this: A complete first coding experience in one session, with no installation.

  What to do: Choose one puzzle set. Read the goal before dragging any block.

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  Coding courses for younger learners

  A structured sequence of block-coding lessons for primary-age learners.

  • Primary
  • 30 min
  • High data
  • Internet needed
  • Computer recommended

  Why Lovia recommends this: Progresses in small steps, so a learner is never asked to guess.

  What to do: Complete lessons in order. Repeat any lesson you found hard before moving on.

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  Coding courses for older learners

  Programming courses for junior and senior high learners, including text-based programming.

  • Junior High · Senior High
  • 45 min
  • High data
  • Internet needed
  • Computer recommended

  Why Lovia recommends this: Moves an older learner from blocks toward real code without starting with childish material.

  What to do: Type the examples yourself rather than copying and pasting them.

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  Make a web page

  Build a simple web page and understand how the pages you visit are actually made.

  • Junior High · Senior High
  • 45 min
  • High data
  • Internet needed
  • Computer recommended

  Why Lovia recommends this: Creating something other people can see is a strong motivation to keep learning.

  What to do: Plan your page on paper first: heading, three sections, one picture.

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  Understanding AI responsibly

  What artificial intelligence is, what it is not, and the questions to ask before trusting it.

  • Junior High · Senior High
  • 30 min
  • Medium data
  • Internet needed
  • Any phone

  Why Lovia recommends this: Older learners already meet AI tools; they need the judgement to question the answers they get.

  What to do: After studying, write down two things an AI tool can get wrong, and why.

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  Lovia Original — Events, loops and repeats around you

  Find loops and events in daily routines, then write them as instructions.

  • Primary · Junior High
  • 25 min
  • Text only
  • Works offline
  • No device needed

  Why Lovia recommends this: Connects abstract programming words to routines the learner already performs every day.

  What to do: Write your morning routine as a list. Circle anything you repeat. Underline anything that only happens when something else happens.

  Use the instructions above — no link needed.

  Lovia Original — created by Lovia School. Rights: Open licence. Last checked 2026-09-10.