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Microsoft Touch Develop looks like a great resource for novice to experts

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Microsoft Touch Develop looks like a great resource for novice to experts

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I learned about Scratch and signed up for an account. 

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I learned about Scratch and signed up for an account. 

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I loved learning about Grace Hopper who invented a way to code with words, COBOL, instead of numbers.

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I loved learning about Grace Hopper who invented a way to code with words, COBOL, instead of numbers.

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I liked looking at the books and board games that they have

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I liked looking at the books and board games that they have

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I like the possibilities that Scratch has for challenging my students when they prepare for class presentations.

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I like the possibilities that Scratch has for challenging my students when they prepare for class presentations.

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I was sidetracked very early by Swift.  Looks great; thought it might be in Office 365 although it is Apple product (Sway ... Swift ...), but no ...

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I was sidetracked very early by Swift.  Looks great; thought it might be in Office 365 although it is Apple product (Sway ... Swift ...), but no ...

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Kids being able to develop Apps will be a definite hook and hopefully lead to more interest in coding

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I enjoyed the articles about the history.

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I found a neat site called Thimble by Mozilla. It has projects that allow kids to remix websites. Has lesson ideas too that are very engaging!

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I really enjoyed looking at the different books on coding for kids that the livebinder mentioned

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I really enjoyed looking at the different books on coding for kids that the livebinder mentioned

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but goes a bit farther with functions etc.
http://snap.berkeley.edu/
(I find the interface slightly clunkier to work with, however)

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https://k12cs.org/

Standards at http://www.csteachers.org

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http://thetessera.org
Game designed by CS students to teach computational thinking

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I have a few kids that really like creating text adventures with http://textadventures.co.uk/quest

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I really liked the unplugged tab. "My robotic friends" is just another awesome way to incorporate coding!! :D 

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I really liked the unplugged tab. "My robotic friends" is just another awesome way to incorporate coding!! :D 