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Discover many of the resources needed to get your kids interested in computer science. A mixture of games, websites, and hands on tools introduce computer science fundamentals and computation thinking before they can even read!
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- 1. Teaching Kids to Program Sarah Phelps Follow me on Twitter! @mrsphelpscodes
- 2. My background Then: ● Bachelor's degree in Elementary Education ● Master’s degree in Curriculum and Instruction ● 4th grade general education teacher from 2008-2016 ● After school science and math enrichment program coordinator Now: ● 2-5 computer science teacher district wide (~550 students)
- 3. Why teach programming to children? ● By the year 2020, there will be more than 1.4 million computer programming jobs, but currently, US growth rate project the US will only provide 400,000 computer science students to fill those jobs. (Source: US Bureau of Labor and Statistics)
- 4. ● Programming ideas can be applied to math, reading, and English concepts. They address many Common Core and NGSS standards including- ○ Problem solving ○ Computational thinking ○ Critical thinking ○ Art and design ○ Engineering ● Coding encourages collaboration, communication, and creativity! ● Early introduction reduces the barriers often associated with getting kids
- 5. Pre-readers/Emergent readers ● Kids can start learning how to program even before they learn how to read! ● Offline ○ Robot Turtles ○ Code-a-pillar ○ Code and Go Robot Mouse ● Online/Apps ○ Kodable ○ Tynker
- 6. Elementary (K-5 students) ● Code.org ● Code Combat ● CodeMonkey ● Tynker ● Kodable
- 7. LEGO WeDo 2.0 and Mindstorms
- 8. Robots Ozobot- No computer necessary, color based code/block coding optional Dot and Dash Sphero Finch Cozmo
- 9. Building Games Help your kids realize that consuming technology is not the only option! Bloxels ● Physical game set to develop characters and levels ● Free app where design and sharing takes place Scratch (Creative Computing) ● Free curriculum related to game development OR ● Trade book guides to game development
- 10. Middle School (4-8) ● Scratch ● Code Academy ● Khan Academy ● Pluralsight
- 11. Embedded Projects ● Makey Makey ● Micro Bit ● Littlebits ● Adafruit ● Sparkfun ● Instructables
- 12. Call to action! ● Introduce your own children ● Volunteer at a local organization (library, Boys and Girls Club, etc.) ● Establish a Coder Dojo ● Push for change at your local school district ● Hold a Family Code Night
- 13. Contact me with any questions! Sarah Phelps @mrsphelpscodes sphelps5136@gmail.com