[UbuntuWomen] programming for kids

[Daniel Carrera]

There's "KTurtle" from KDE, which is a LOGO programming environment. I
learnt LOGO when I was abut that age, and I think it's suitable for
those kids (they get to program a turtle to move around and make a
drawing).

Cheers,
Daniel.

On Fri, 2006-04-08 at 08:22 +0930, Romana Branden wrote:
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> miss 11 1/2 , maths lover and budding geek, wants to learn programming.
> tips, advice, tools?
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> i know of debian-jr programming. looks good, (even with emacs;) )
> anyone else have anything to add?
> 
> r:)
> - --
> Romana Branden
> Nothing - well thats something.
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