Here is a list of great resources to get started with coding.
- A Beginning Guide to Bringing Coding Into the Classroom via @EdSurge
- Coding in the Classroom via @KathySchrock
- Teach Kids to Code: 6 Beginner's Resources for Parents via @Edutopia
- Programming: Coding Literacy via @cybraryman1
- EdSurge Guide: Teaching Kids to Code via @EdSurge
- 10 Strategies to Get Your Students Coding via @TeachThought
- 100 Terrific Tools for Coders and Developers via @DailyTekk
- 6 Tools That Excite Kids About Coding via @MindshiftKQED
- 6 Tips to Integrate Coding in the Classroom via @TeachThought
- 3 Steps to Becoming a Coding Teacher via @Edutopia
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