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Coding in the Classroom:

The Hour of Code is Code.org's attempt to get more students to learn the basics of coding with the goal of inspiring more students, especially girls, to become programmers and engineers.

Coding Resource Sites:
Code.org -  lessons, hour of code resources, teacher PD, and more
Studio.code.org - training courses including programs with Flappy Bird as well as Elsa and Anna from Frozen
Kiki's videos - videos to help with the code.org training courses
Fuzz Family Frenzy - lessons to go with the Kodable app
Scratch - drag and drop coding
Tynker - create your own game
Lightbot - solve puzzles using programming logic
Peanut Butter and Jelly Directions - non-computer activities
Computer Science Unplugged - non-computer coding activities
Paperless Classroom -  resources and project ideas
Sphero Robots - code the movement of theses cool little robots
Coding ​Glossary for Kids - all the terms you need to know

Coding Apps:
BeeBot - for the little ones or beginners
Tynker - create your own game
Scratch Jr. - drag and drop coding
Daisy the Dino - drag and drop coding
Cargo Bot - logical sequencing that gets difficult very quickly
Hopscotch - drag and drop coding
Kodable - simple directions coding for beginners
Code Academy - lessons on the go
Pixel Press Floors - create your own level in a video game
ChromVille - not truly coding, but color your own characters and backgrounds for the video game

Twitter Hashtags to Follow:
#HourofCode
#KidsCanCode
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