Kodable has outlined several curriculum programs and seasonal coding activities for elementary students on the Kodable Blog. The announcements cover programs for keyboarding and digital citizenship, holiday STEM challenges, and updates to the core coding platform.
What Happened
According to the Kodable Blog, the company's elementary curriculum includes Kodable Typing and Kodable Digital Citizenship. In a January 23, 2026 post, the company describes Kodable Typing as an ad-free keyboarding program that provides unlimited access across a school's classrooms through games, practice exercises, and scaffolded lessons. A separate post on November 9, 2026 details Kodable Digital Citizenship, which uses interactive lessons to teach digital habits.
The Kodable Blog also outlines seasonal coding events for K-5 learners. An October 13, 2026 post announced Halloween-Themed STEM Activities, centered on a free in-game Halloween Block Party in Fuzztopia from October 12 to November 6 with coding mazes, candy collection, and character costumes. On January 28, 2026, the company posted about Code a Virtual Valentine, an in-game activity where students review core coding concepts by designing and coding custom mazes to share with their families. Earlier, on December 1, 2025, Kodable published its Winter Wonder Games, offering free month-long Hour of Code STEM activities for grades K-5 with limited-edition maze challenges, festive video game coding, and a live directed drawing.
These posts follow earlier platform updates on the Kodable Blog from fall 2024. On September 10, 2024, Kodable announced an update that nearly tripled the material available in Kodable Basics for elementary students. That was followed on October 31, 2024, by an announcement for a 20-minute product demonstration of its Kodable Creator tool, alongside articles covering Scratch alternatives and STEM holiday calendars for elementary teachers.