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ubbu curriculums

Discover how the curriculums are organized by school year.

Written by Leandra Santos

Teaching Computer Science, Programming, and Computational Thinking has never been easier!

ubbu's curriculums help teachers guide students from 1st to 7th grade in a practical and simple way. All content is aligned with STEAM areas and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), and learning is progressive, from the basics to more complex projects.


1st grade – Introduction to Computer Science

Students discover how computers work and try out programming through mini-games and unplugged activities, such as building robots and solving small debugging challenges.


2nd grade – Logic and Programming

Students create programs with loops, conditions, and events, combining block-based programming with unplugged activities and hands-on games with cars and drones.


3rd grade – Story Programming

Students start creating interactive stories, programming dialogue, movement, and sensors, with unplugged activities such as exploring hardware.


4th grade – Interactive Stories

Students take their interactive stories further, exploring angles, conditions, and strategies to create more sophisticated programs.


5th grade – Video Game Programming

Students enter the world of video games, learning to control variables and create functions to develop their own projects.


6th grade – The Logic of Video Games

Students program characters and create games with multiple tasks, exploring functions and developing autonomy and creativity.


7th grade – Programming and Cybersecurity

Students apply programming to real-world problems, work with loops, variables, functions, and artificial intelligence, and learn to protect themselves from digital threats like phishing and malware.


💡 Curriculum overview

Teachers can now access the full curriculum overview for each school year directly on the platform by clicking the Curriculum Overview button within a class.


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