For those of you with children at home during these “interesting” times that are teaching programming at home, what are your go to resources?
If possible, list the age range for the resource. Hopefully we can build an awesome list of resources here. 💪
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What ages do you consider children? (I might know a few things that could help depending on the age)
Well I was hoping people would post resources with age ranges. 😄I guess a child would be 5-12?
Okay (I'm a teenager so I know some good resources for that range)
With help of open source contributors I've curated this list of resources: github.com/georgegognadze/awesome-...
I know Scratch only which suitable for kids ,,but amazing thanks for my friends I discover a lot of other resources
I can help also with Arabic
Just discovered this book How To Train Your Robot, a free kids book by an engineer and his 10-year-old daughter. One note - "an engineer" is a professor at a prestigious university twitter.com/ken_goldberg/status/12...
kidscancode.org
I maintain some related resources on vorburger.ch/kids-edutainment-links/. (Contributions are welcome.)
I recently saw this on Mozilla's blog: Learn web technology at “sofa school”:
Python for Kids: A Playful Introduction to Programming
Teach Your Kids to Code: A Parent-Friendly Guide to Python Programming
Scratch from MIT
As I'm a coding instructor to kids in the past.
The most important key is that you should get them interested in the fun way.
Either something physical that, provides rapid feedback or visual stimulating is the way to go for kids.
Sonic Pi By Sam Aaron at GOTO conferences