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Computers for Kids
http://www.techweekeurope.co.uk/e-innovation/schoolchildren-bbc-microbit-computer-coding-188261 This week 1 million school kids will be receiving their own micro:bit. It'll teach them the basics of coding, as well as problem solving and procedural thinking. I learnt to code on a bbc micro in the 80's, so I can't help but get excited by this.
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Computers for Kids: Shape a Superhero in Publisher
I was out sick to actually teach this class (big shout out to my awesome coworkers) but I had so much fun designing the content and making my own Lego superhero guy. There was already a created lesson plan for the class by someone else in the system but I decided to tweak it to make it a little more about building Publisher skills.
Here is the link to the lesson: Shape a Superhero in Publisher
Even though I had them create superheros because of the summer reading theme, I think this is a fun activity to use all year round.
I was so excited and amazed when I got back to work and saw the creations these kids (some as young as first grade) made. Aren't they great?
