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3rd Grade Computer Science Practice

BAMS Academy's 3rd grade computer science practice covers 10 curriculum-aligned units built for grades 3–5, from intro to coding blocks through debugging basics.

Each question comes from BAMS Academy's own question bank and includes a full explanation, so a 3rd grade student who misses a problem on typing skills can see exactly why before trying another.

A free trial gives full access to every computer science unit at this grade, plus the four other core subjects.

Topics covered

Intro to Coding Blocks

Sequences, loops, and conditionals using block-based coding concepts.

HTML Basics

Structuring a simple webpage with HTML tags.

Digital Citizenship

Staying safe and responsible online.

Typing Skills

Building speed and accuracy typing on a keyboard.

Intro to Algorithms

Designing simple step-by-step algorithms.

Data & Variables Basics

Understanding variables as containers for data.

Intro to Robotics

Programming simple robots to complete tasks.

Internet Basics

How the internet works and how to search safely.

Simple Games with Scratch

Building simple games using block-based programming.

Debugging Basics

Finding and fixing simple errors in code.

For parents

Parents get a read-only progress view showing accuracy and time spent on computer science topics like typing skills, without creating a separate account — the same family dashboard used across every subject and grade.

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