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Free Computer Programming for Kids (K-5th Grade)

computer· elementary

8 Mar

Logo is a computer programming language which is easy enough for children to learn.   I have a few sites for you to visit, each about Logo and how it might be used in educating your students:

  • First off, here is what Wikipedia has to say on what Logo is and how it is used today
  • The Logo Workshop is 10 lessons, designed for about the K-5th grade level, and are about 45 minutes in length (each). “The lesson is explained with a mixture of text, pictures, code samples, and hands-on activities.
    Each lesson ends with an open-ended activity where the children are encouraged to create something interesting using what they have just learned
    .”
  • Here is a download site for MSWLogo, some Logo books, and “Logo Sightseeing”

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