Susan Buck (http://thewc.co)
Twitter: @WeAreWCC
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URL For these slides: http://thewc.co/s/ggd-jan-2014
The WCC's approach:
- Environments and visibility
- Resources and education
- Outreach: young girls
The following lesson plan has been with tested 5th graders and took approximately an hour to complete. Feel free to borrow!
Handouts for students: http://thewc.co/s/hourofcode
- Have you heard of HTML? If yes, what is it?
- Every web page is made up of HTML tags.
- What are some of your favorite web sites?
- Goto http://clxeggett.blogspot.com/ and use View Source to see all the HTML tags.
- Talk about Web Inspector, show it on Ms. Eggett's blogspot how you can use the magnify glass to peak at the code
- Use a picture of Grace Hopper (who she is, why she's influential, how she termed the idea of a “bug”)
- Replace Ms. Eggett with Grace Hopper
- Goto Claxton Elementary site, replace an image with http://placekitten.com/250/250
- Goto http://neocities.org, edit index.html which should be preloaded with this code
- Spell one of their names
- Encourage them to go home and make their own Neocities site
Online:
Physical:
Books:
- Hello World! Computer Programming for Kids and Other Beginners
- Lauren Ipsum
- Best Practices of Spell Design
- Computational Fairy Tails
- Python for Kids
Visual Programming: