1. KIDS NEED TO CODE - INTRODUCING ELEMENTARY STUDENTS TO CODING
Brenda Hauff
SimpleK12 Webinar on June 6, 2018

2. Brenda Hauff Twitter: @brendahauff
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Feel free to contact me after the webinar with any questions. I love growing my PLN.

3. Little bits about me… STEM Lab Teacher
MSAP Technology Lead Facilitator WPS
Masters in Technology Training and Development
Teaching experience K - 12

5. List of Programming Languages
What is Programming?
sequence of instructions to enable the computer to perform a specific task
In its simplest form it is writing directions
So many Languages
List of Programming Languages

6. Hour of Code

7. Scratch http://scratch.mit.edu/ MIT – http://scratch.mit.edu/
Windows, MAC, and Linux (download) and or web based
Free
Drag and Drop

8. Scratch https://scratch.mit.edu/ Makey Makey
Makey Makey

9. Programs based on Scratch
Snap -
Use to be Build Your Own Block

10. Bloxel http://edu.bloxelsbuilder.com/
Collaboration and working in pairs
Game Design

11. Ozobot

12. Cozmo https://www.commonsense.org/education/app/cozmo
Facial Recognition of 10 faces
Code Lab (uses blockly)

13. Kodable Dashboard #kidscancode

14. Click on the Green Dialog box
Code Monster
Shows you instantly in the preview panel what has changed
Lesson Sections
Click on the Green Dialog box

15. Pong

16. https://csfirst.withgoogle.com/en/home
Google CS

17. Micro bit https://makecode.microbit.org/#

18. Apps CargoBot Kodable (lite) Kodable Pro Hopscotch Tynker
Daisy the Dino
Move the Turtle $2.99
Light-bot lite
Codecademy
Bee-Bot

19. More Resources

20. Brenda Hauff Twitter: @brendahauff
Website:
Feel free to contact me after the webinar with any questions. I love growing my PLN.