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Kindergarten

 Jacqui

Updated 8-29-21
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  1. BotLogic–great for Kindergarten and youngers
  2. Code.org–learn to code; with teacher accounts, no student emails required (join with Join code)
  3. Dash and Dot--hardware robots, must be bought
  4. How to train your robot–a lesson plan from Dr. Techniko
  5. Kodable--great for K-2–learn to code before you can read
  6. ScratchJr

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