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This exciting series offers engaging activities, puzzles, and brainteasers to help curious kids learn to think like a computer programmer. These activities are specifically designed to introduce computational thinking without the use of a computer, providing readers with an accessible, unplugged starting point. Arranged in order of difficulty, these projects bring hours of fun to kids using crayons, pencils, paper, and household items, all while preparing them to think about the many ways to approach and process data. Features include: Covers basic tech skills and language needed to get kids thinking like a programmer. Fun and intellectually stimulating activities. Provides a foundation in computer literacy for kids in elementary grades, leading to better college and career readiness. Engages solo learners while also encouraging cooperative learning. Fosters understanding of core practices and concepts.

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School Library Journal -- This series shatters some of the preconceptions about computer science ... The writing style is casual and friendly. VERDICT: This series demonstrates how coding and data concepts are grounded in the real world.

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