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Programming for Children | FSFE Docs

This page gathers resources to help children learn programming, thus actively shaping their future.

Meetings and workshops

One of the best ways to learn programming is to join like-minded people. The following organisations provide programming classes for children.

In general we recommend you to buy books from local book stores, or different online book stores, to prevent further tightening monopolies. In case you are using some of the larger sellers, you might want to check out the information about support programs.

Language Author Title ISBN Focused on Free Software Notes Various Jason R. Briggs Python for Kids: A Playful Introduction to Programming 978-1593274078 Most screenshots from Microsoft Windows Classic for learning programming for beginners Various Linda Liukas Hello Ruby: Adventures in Coding 978-1250065001 GNU/Linux is mentioned in the book as operating system and it is explained how people work together in Free Software A story which explains children the basics of programming, logic, and other attributes necessary to understand software. Second part of the book has several practical exercises to spark interest in programming. Various Dan Aldred Raspberry Pi Projects for Kids 978-1593279462 German Philip Kiefer Programmieren lernen mit der Maus: Der Start in die Programmierung mit Scratch 978-3842107052 From the German television show "The mouse"

Nos Starch Press has a large selection of programming books for children in English although some of them depend on non-free software.

STEM kits and software/ apps with a coding focus

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