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If You Give a Mouse an iPhone: A Cautionary Tail

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If You Give a Mouse an iPhone: A Cautionary Tail

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I put this one in this category for teaching how much screen time & balancing other activities.

Blackout

Goodnight iPad: a Parody for the next generation

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Once Upon a Time... Online: Happily Ever After Is Only a Click Away! 

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Once Upon a Time... Online: Happily Ever After Is Only a Click Away! 

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How to Code with Pearl & Pascal series

From the world-renowned computer science nonprofit Girls Who Code, published by Penguin Random House, written by author and software engineer Josh Funk & illustrated by Pura Belpre Honor recipient Sara Palacios comes a *Brand New* Series of Coding Picture Books for ages 4-12.

How to Code a Sandcastle

Pearl and her trusty rust-proof robot, Pascal, need to build a sandcastle before summer vacation is over, and they're going to do it using code. Pearl breaks the big we-need-a-sandcastle problem into smaller steps, then uses conditionals, loops, and other basic coding concepts to tell Pascal exactly what to do. But building a sandcastle isn't as easy as it sounds when surfboards, mischievous dogs, and coding mishaps get in the way. Just when it looks like the sandcastle might never work, Pearl uses her coding skills to save the day and create something even better: a gorgeous sandcastle kingdom.

Author: Josh Funk

Illustrator: Sara Palacios

Publisher: Viking/Penguin

ISBN: 978-0425291986

Release Date: 5.15.18

Awards and Accolades for How to Code a Sandcastle

2019 ALSC El día de los niños / El día de los libros Selection

2019 International Literacy Association (ILA) Teacher's Choice Reading List

2018 Smithsonian Ten Best Children's Books

2018 Summer Indie Kids' Next List Selection

How to Code a Rollercaster Anchor

How to Code a Rollercoaster

Author: Josh Funk

Illustrator: Sara Palacios

Publisher: Viking/Penguin

ISBN: 978-0425292037

Release Date: 9.24.19

Pearl and her trusty robot, Pascal, are in for a treat: a day at the amusement park! They're excited to play games, eat ice cream, and, of course, ride all the rollercoasters. There's just one problem: the Python Coaster, the biggest and best ride in the park, also has the longest line. Can Pearl and Pascal use CODE to help them get a seat on the giant coaster? By mastering the use of variables, sequences, loops, conditionals, and more, this duo just might get the ride of their dreams-while having the time of their lives.

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How to Code a Sandcastle & Rollercoaster by Josh Funk & Sara Palacios | Coding Books

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Josh Funk is the author the Lady Pancake & Sir French Toast series, How to CODE a Sandcastle, Lost in the Library, It's Not Jack and the Beanstalk, Pirasaurs!, and more!

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By Randi Zuckerberg

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By. Shannon McClintock Miller, Music by. Emily Arrow

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Nerdy Birdy Tweets has 422 ratings and 120 reviews. Mehsi said: A little bird discovers the world of tweeting, but is twitter as fun as he thinks it is? ...

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This is a cute one for younger kiddos. Plus Emily Arrow music? I was sold!

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juvenile fiction / computers & digital media

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juvenile fiction / social themes / strangers

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juvenile fiction/social themes - strangers

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Webster thinks he has made a friend online...but who is he really talking to?Webster tries his best to impress when he makes a new friend online. Told in playful rhyme, this story takes a turn when the friend wants to meet and Webster finds out who he has really been talking to!

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One click, and Webster's email is on its way... but where will it stop?Webster's Email is a wonderfully witty rhyming story that gathers pace as the little spider begins to regret emailing a funny picture of his sister. Count with Webster in this number book as his email reaches more an...

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One night Chick hops onto the farmer's house and has a browse on his computer - CLICK - soon she's shopping online for the whole farm! Bu...

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Coding in the Real World (Kids Get Coding)

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Coding in the Real World (Kids Get Coding)

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Coding to Create and Communicate (Kids Get Coding)

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Coding to Create and Communicate (Kids Get Coding)

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coding to create and communicate (kids get coding)

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juvenile nonfiction / computers / programming

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juvenile nonfiction / technology / how things work-are made

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coding; code; science and technology; screen time; computer code; world wide web; computers; communicate; computer; technology; robots; nonfiction; computer science; create; video games; coding to create and communicate; pixels; programming; internet; research; communication; pixel; how things work-are made; music; stem; lerner publications; heather lyons; email; tools and technology; technological development; video game; creativity; online safety; photography; internet safety; video; invention and technology

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Coding to Create and Communicate (Kids Get Coding)

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How do you use computers? We can use computers to talk with other people, play games, and be creative. Discover how code tells computers when to send and receive messages, and learn how computer programs can help us create and share stories, music, and pictures. Then use your new knowledge and th...

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But I Read It on the Internet! (Mrs. Skorupski Story)

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But I Read It on the Internet! (Mrs. Skorupski Story) [Toni Buzzeo, Sachiko Yoshikawa] on Amazon.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. Hunter and Carmen disagree whether George Washington really had wooden teeth, and Mrs. Skorupski encourages them to research the story on the internet and use her Website Evaluation Gizmo to evaluate websites and come up with the correct answer.

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The Fabulous Friend Machine (Nick Bland)

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The Fabulous Friend Machine (Nick Bland)

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The Technology Tail: A Digital Footprint Story

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The Technology Tail: A Digital Footprint Story

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Hello Ruby (Linda Liukas)

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children's / teenage fiction & true stories

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juvenile fiction / computers & digital media

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computer for children; computer science for children; computer books for children; childrens computer book; computer for kids; computers for kids; computer science for kids; computer programming for kids; computing for kids; kids computer science; computers kids; computer basics for kids; kids concept; learning kids; kids books; books children; young childrens books; children book series; books for young children; picture books for toddlers

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"Hello Ruby is half picture book and half activity book rolled into one adorable package. It introduces programming without requiring a computer at all. The point of the book isn't to teach you a programming language, but programming concepts." --GeekMom.comMeet Ruby―a small girl with a huge imag...

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faux paw's adventures in the internet: keeping children safe online

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juvenile fiction / family / general (see also headings under social themes)

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juvenile fiction / computers & digital media

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Faux Paw's Adventures in the Internet: Keeping Children Safe Online

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"I encourage all adults to teach children the basic principles of online safety that are found in this book."-First Lady Laura Bush, from the Foreword Wait 'til you hear what almost happened to me! The Internet is like a big city with great places to go, but you have to be careful!

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In Faux Paw's new adventure, the Web-surfing Techno Cat learns that downloading is a great way to get information . . . if it's done the right way. When using a ricky file sharing program to get a new song, Faux Paw learns the hard way that illegal downloading hurts everyone, including herself!

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children's / teenage fiction & true stories

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juvenile fiction / family / general (see also headings under social themes)

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juvenile fiction/computers & digital media

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Meet Dot in this debut picture book by Randi Zuckerberg! Dot's a spunky little girl well versed in electronic devices. Dot knows a lot. She knows how to tap . . . to swipe . . . to share . . .

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Love this book