Code, Create, Connect: Bringing Computer Science into K–2 Content
Part of TCEA 2026 Convention & ExpositionPresented by Speaker(s): Nicole Holdcraft
Computer science isn’t just for the upper grades. In this session, discover how even our youngest learners can code, create, and make cross-curricular connections through engaging K–2 lessons that integrate computer science into science and social studies. Using tools like ScratchJr, Bee-Bots, and unplugged coding activities, students explore concepts like weather, communities, landforms, and animal habitats while building computational thinking skills. Walk away with real classroom examples, age-appropriate tech tools, and ready-to-use lesson ideas.
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