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Hour of Code>   Computer Science Introduction  *******************************************************************
Kindergarten
  1. Turtle 
  2. Lightbot
  3. Hour of Code
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1st & 2nd Grade students
  1. Beginner Course 1,  start with Stage 4: Maze - 20 hours
  2. Lightbot
  3. Dragon Blast
  4. Space Quest
  5. Moana
  6. Hour of Code Tutorials 
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3rd grade students 
  1. Course 2, Stage 3 Maze - 20 hours
  2. ​Course C - 1 hour
  3. Flappy Bird​
  4. Hour of Code Tutorials

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​4th  grade students
            1. Course 3 - 20 hours
            2. Course 4 - 20 hours
            3. Course D - 1 hour
​            4. Anna and Elsa
            5. Hour of Code Tutorials 
           6. Beyond One Hour

 5th-6th grade students
           1.  Course 4 - 20 hours
           2. Complete the Accelerated Course, if this is too challenging go back to Course 4
​           3. Course E - 1 hour
           4. Course F - 1 hour
        
BEYOND the Course 4
  1. Star Wars - Try JavaScript
  2. Making Drawings with JavaScript - Kahn Academy
  3. Make Music - Scratch ​
  4. Dance Off
  5. Keep on Dancing
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Challenge yourself:
  1. SCRATCH MIT  *  Step by Step Tutorial  * Help links  *  Manual
  2. ALICE  - Carnegie Mellon -  Last Lecture by Randy Pausch 
  3. Pencil Code
  4.  TYNKER Programs *  TYNKER * Overview $
  5. GameSalad $
  6. Develop iPad apps *  More iphone apps
  7. Code School
  8. Game Star Mechanic

Parents Information
  1. Family Media Plan - American Academy of Pediatrics
  2. Teach kids to code - TED talk
  3. Everyone should code
  4. Here's why​
  5. Could video games measure skills?
  6. Coding with Kindergarten
  7. Raising the next Bill Gates​
  8. Girls who code 
  9. Fortnight  controls - CommonSense Media
APPS
  1. How to build an APP
  2. APP Inventor - MIT
  3. 3rd Party Resources
  4.  6 Coding Apps
  5. Best programming languages  to learn
 Computer Programmers
1. Grace Hopper 1983 * Interview *  Computer bug
2. Presidental Medal of Honor
2. Top 10 Programmers in the World
3. The 30 Most Influential Computer Scientists Alive
4. Best Living Programmers
5. Margret Hamilton - NASA Apollo launch * Interview *  Her Tech. Company * Her Code
6. Women Programmers
7. River Edge Coder - Andrew Bereza * Roblox

Dennis Ritchie - Creator of C and C++

Both of these men died the same month of the same year. Steve Jobs created the Apple company, Dennis Ritchie was a computer programmer.

Without Steve Jobs there is not iPhone, iPad, iPod or Macintosh.
Without Dennis there is no C.
​Without C, there is no Unix, Windows or Linux. Without C there is no C++ . There is no MacOS X (imac or laptop), no iOS (iphone), no Photoshop, no Firefox, no Safari, no Google Chrome, no Playstation, no XBox.
In fact, 90% of the applications in the world are written in C, C++ or Objective C.

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Margaret Hamilton, lead software engineer, Project Apollo

She was all of 31 when the Apollo 11 lunar module landed on the moon, running her code.  Apollo 11 was able to land at all only because she designed the software robustly enough to handle buffer overflows and cycle-stealing.

She’s now a tech CEO and won the ‘86 Lovelace Award and the NASA Exceptional Space Act Award.