The document describes The Intentional Method of Teaching Kids Programming (TKP), a free courseware for teaching programming to kids ages 10+. TKP uses a modular approach across 12 units covering introductory concepts. It guides students through experiences like executing their first program within minutes, exploring mistakes and patterns, and experimenting through variations and enrichment activities. The goal is for students to experience the joy of coding through collaborative and self-learning experiences.

1. Setup:1) Find a pair 2) Have a computer w/ windows3) Get a flashdrive4) Open Smallbasic (sb.exe)

2. The Intentional Method ofTeaching Kids Programming By Lynn Langit & Llewellyn Falco

3. What is TKP? FREE& Fun Courseware (for ages 10+) 12 units covering introductory programming concepts Modular (up to 90 minutes per module) Tested on over 1,000 kids Repository of best teaching practices Written recommendations Answer keys Video-based unit teacher training

4. Where is TKP?

5. Setup on a USB Instant Setup

6. Setup on a USB

7. Experience Areas Setup – 0-15 minutes for 30 students Recipe – 15-20 minutes Recap – 5-10 minutes Variation – 10-15 minutes Quiz – 10-15 minutes Enrichment– 20-30 minutes!

8. Experience 1: Recipe Demo

9. Experience 1:Recipe Executing their 1st program within 2 minutes

14. Experience 2: Recap Exploring what we did

19. Experience 3: Variation You can do the same thing with different code

23. Experience 4: Quiz Demo

24. Experience 4: Quiz Teaching from the back of the room

29. Experience 5: Enrichment Self learning

32. Next Steps For Teachers Try out the content – do the recipes

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34. www.TeachingKidsProgramming.org Please Fill out the Evaluations Llewellyn Falco www.ApprovalTests.com Twitter: @isidore_us Lynn Langitblogs.msdn.com/SoCalDevGal Twitter: @llangit