BAMS Academy's 4th 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 4th grade student who misses a problem on intro to algorithms 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.
Sequences, loops, and conditionals using block-based coding concepts.
Structuring a simple webpage with HTML tags.
Staying safe and responsible online.
Building speed and accuracy typing on a keyboard.
Designing simple step-by-step algorithms.
Understanding variables as containers for data.
Programming simple robots to complete tasks.
How the internet works and how to search safely.
Building simple games using block-based programming.
Finding and fixing simple errors in code.
Parents get a read-only progress view showing accuracy and time spent on computer science topics like intro to algorithms, without creating a separate account — the same family dashboard used across every subject and grade.
Full access to every computer science unit at this grade, plus all other core subjects.
