Teach a computer exactly where to go.
Miss A teaches algorithms and commands through a visual path. Your learner watches her model, fixes a bug with her, then creates and tests a new route.
Arrows become instructionsA parent or guardian creates access. We’ll email a temporary password to your address.
We ask for the child's first name so their Skhillz number belongs to them, and their age, grade and school setting. No surname, no email address, and no date of birth. Your learner's route and answer stay on this device.
Enter the password we emailed you, or use the password you set after your first visit.
Use your six digit Skhillz number and the password your parent was emailed. Your number does not change, and it works for everything Skhillz.
Forgot it? Ask a parent. They can send themselves a new one from the Parent sign in tab.
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Your emailed password worked. Create a private password for future visits. Use at least 15 characters.
Miss A teaches what commands and algorithms mean, then tests a full route.
Fix the wrong command and test the corrected route together.
Build and test instructions, explain the result, and print a coding card.
