Data science for children can be intriguing, game-based, and fun! Find out how to get your child excited about it with helpful tips. Plus, see free data science activities to try.
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Would you like your child to learn about electronics and how to program them? Discover the BBC micro:bit, an integrated STEM and coding device for kids!
The micro:bit is a wonderful tool for young learners to use in order to learn basic coding skills and to create awesome projects. Today find out how your child can complete a micro:bit animation project in a few simple steps - a mood tracker using an LED grid!
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At Create and Learn, we recognize that apps have become such an important part of life, and we show our students how to build Android apps from scratch in our Java Primer with Android class.
As long as your child has previous drag and drop programming experience (with Scratch, for example), he or she can get started creating original mobile apps with Thunkable! What are we waiting for — let’s get started!
Through computer science, I was able to turn my fear of math into a passion… without even realizing it! Now I’m on a mission to help as many students as I can— particularly girls— engage in STEM so that they will become innovators of their world.
Even if you’re not familiar with Scratch yourself, you can support your child’s coding practice by familiarizing yourself with some of the more complex code blocks in Scratch.