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Coding 4 Kids
http://scratch.mit.edu/

Very cool. Teaches kids to thinking creatively and how to reason systematically. Def dig the code "blocks." Awesome work and I can't wait till my son is old enough to start playing with this.... or Scratch4 by then hopefully!
08-06-2013 04:33 PM
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Nice site. My seven-year-old likes coolmath.com
08-06-2013 04:37 PM
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RE: Coding 4 Kids
We used scratch for my 10 year old this past spring. He enjoyed it and took the initiative to develop some of his own projects.

We're going to go for python for kids this fall.
08-07-2013 07:26 AM
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