 Killlip Elementary School may have the youngest coders in town! Sheryl Wells, the Technology Integration Coach, began a K-2 computer coding club for their after-school STEM program this year. The students use engaging online computer programming "games" from Code.org. They also program a small robot called the Bee-Bot.
 1st graders Olivia, top left, and Natalie, below, are becoming proficient coders! The twenty students (including three kindergarteners) are already impressive coders. Each of the students can work at their own pace and on the challenges at their own level and interest area on the wide variety of programs available on the Code.org site. They work in teams to program the Bee-Bot and determine the best sequence of instructions for it to follow the path laid down for it on the classroom floor.  The birds-eye view of two 2nd graders writing code for the Bee-Bot Congratulations to the Killip Coders, and please comment below if you know of other young coders in town!
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