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The document introduces the Hour of Code and discusses computer science and programming. It explains that computer science involves the study of computers, how they are designed and programmed, and how they can be used to solve problems using logic and math. The document also lists what programming involves, such as problem solving, using math, learning new languages, creating things, having fun, and helping others. It provides additional resources for learning computer science including websites, videos, and magazines.
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- 4. What is Computer Science? - The study of computers - how they are designed - how to program them - and their use in finding answers by using math or logic.
- 6. Can we teach a Computer to make a PB&J?
- 7. Brain Pop
- 9. What Is It All About? - Problem Solving - Using Math - Learning a new language(s) - Making cool stuff - Having Fun - Helping others - Talking about ideas - Learning on your own! Find what you like! Mess up! Keep going! - science/technology/engineering/math
- 10. Extras
- 11. Other Resources Sylvia's Awesome Mini Maker Show Codecademy Brain Pop / Brain Pop Jr Kahn Academy Computer Scratch Cool Math for Kids Roblox Treehouse Typing Instructor for Kids Minecraft Boys Life Magazine LEGO Club Magazine My post on Brain Pop My post on Schooling - Brain Quest/ Evan Moore Code Or Bust
- 12. What is the Internet? The Internet and Internet Safety
- 16. PB&J in Space!!