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https://lightbot.com/flash.html
Lightbot is a great way to get started for non readers and students that love puzzles.

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https://code.org/educate
You can find info on the hour of code or create accounts for your students.

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https://www.madewithcode.com/projects/
Quick and Easy Coding Projects that lets students explore the most basic coding concepts.

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http://www.thefoos.com/hour-of-code
This is a blockly coding activity that is great for non readers. However, 4th and 5th graders like it too!

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https://game.kodable.com/hour-of-code
This is the link to the hour of code so you can play with this. You can also create student/class accounts.

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https://codecombat.com/
This is a great way to transition older students from block coding. It is also a great way to practice typing skills while learning new coding concepts.

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https://scratch.mit.edu/
Scratch is free and students have the ability to code what ever they choose. There are tutorials to get you started. If you are brand new to coding you may want to opt for this after you are familiar with the basic concepts needed.

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https://www.dk.com/us/search/?searchterm=coding
If you like using scratch but need help with ideas, here is a list of books you can buy. Most of them are easy enough for students to do on their own. I bought mine at our school book fair. You can probably find these for better prices else where!