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Complete game for £1.99 , NO in app purchases.
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Originally posted 2017-08-24 09:56:23.
Complete game for £1.99 , NO in app purchases.
Get more in the Full versioin for iPad and iPhone.
Originally posted 2017-08-24 09:56:23.
Great for younger beginners ,Lightbot is a programming puzzle game that uses game mechanics that are firmly rooted in programming concepts.
Lightbot lets players gain a practical understanding of basic control-flow concepts like procedures, loops, and conditionals.
Lightbot features 50 levels and 20 challenge stars to collect and is a must-have for puzzle enthusiasts of any age.
Originally posted 2017-08-25 09:58:00.
This iOS app by Codecademy is great for older students key stage 3+.
This FREE app gets you started by introducing the basic concepts behind the apps on your phone and the websites you visit. You’ll learn to understand the basic structure of code when you see it.
I really like Code Hour it is a perfect introduction to programming and learn the concepts you need to know to expand your knowledge.
You can also Learn HTML&CSS, Javascript, jQuery, Python, Ruby and PHP with Codecademy.
JUST GET STARTED: Code Hour is the best way to go from zero to programming. We show you easy examples of code and you learn how it works and powers the web.
TAP TO TRAIN: Use your iPhone or iPad for what it’s good for – quick, fun exercises on the go. Program when you get home and stay fresh by reviewing on the go.
APPLY WHAT YOU LEARN: Make a webpage with your own photo, bio, and more and share it with your friends.
CREATE THE FUTURE: Programming underpins apps, websites, games, and more. Learn to create them all with Codecademy!
Learn to code interactively, for free, Students and teachers can track their learning and progress.
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Originally posted 2017-08-21 09:57:38.
Looks great on the iPad and compatible with iPhone, worth the £1.99. Give it a go, your love it too!
Move The Turtle is an educational application suitable for young learners teaching children the basics of creating computer programs, using intuitive graphic commands.
Move the Turtle is friendly Turtle that will introduce you and your child step by step to the basic concepts of programming in a colourful graphic environment.
Originally posted 2017-07-15 13:46:01.
KineScript is a great colourful app for learning visual programming. Children and beginners can learn coding and share there work.
Easily It’s easy to make a scene, built-in sprite characters, stage images and sounds library.
Drag a script and build the script block to control the flow and to change the behaviour. You can build animations, games and stories easily to share them by email.
Includes easy how to guide.
Sound recoding.
Sample project included.
Originally posted 2017-07-11 13:30:34.
Cato’s Hike is a game for the iPhone & iPad teaching young children and beginners basic programming skills.Younger students will enjoy solving levels using simple coding techniques while older students will be able to use advanced concepts.
Learning to use loops and branching as well as even more advanced concepts such as basic stack or memory. The LITE version is more that enough encourage the young and beginners to start learning whilst encouraging them to progress further.
Cato is a little boy who just like every little boy likes to go out and play. One fine day Cato was playing outside when a portal to another world opened up in front of him; a portal to another world!
Cato stepped through and discovered that this world unlike his own didn’t follow the same rules. Every time he tried to take a step or an action he’d find himself stuck in place. Stuck that is until he finally discovered the rules in this universe: by writing a program for himself he would be able to overcome all obstacles and learn something new along the way!
“learning Code for Kids” loves the “Lite” version. It is colourful and keeps the user engaged.
* Simple programming interface using beautiful cards with pictures
* 59 levels and 10 tutorials (always working to add more!)
* Powerful map editor so you can create your own maps and puzzles and share with friends
* Preview your maps directly in the map editor to save time and test out your maps more quickly!
* Puzzles ranging from easy to hard to teach different programming concepts without trying to force them
* Loops, branches and if/else, and simple memory using colored flags are the main tools used to introduce programming
* Emailed maps include gorgeous screenshot of what you are sending so your friends know what to expect
The full version of the game unlocks the rest of the worlds and allows you to share your programs and maps.
Originally posted 2017-07-09 13:15:35.
It’s never too early to start programming! Lightbot Junior gets your little ones ‘coding’ within minutes!Lightbot Junior lets players gain a practical understanding of basic concepts like writing instructions, debugging problems, simple procedures and loops, just by guiding a robot with commands to light up tiles and solve levels.
“My son loves it! It’s simple enough for my five year old and he’s so proud of himself. He loves watching the little robot go the way he tells it to. I know this isn’t “real” coding but it’s prepping him to think properly to be able to code in a few years, after he’s mastered reading and writing. Best of all (for me), the app didn’t work n my tablet when I bought it so I wrote to the developer. I got a quick response that they were working on it and they kept me up to date as they fixed the problem. Their customer support is appreciated.”
“Sweet little app Would rate it 5*, but I second Róbert Belán in that I would like the robot to have a slow execution speed so my 3yo son manages to follow its moves and understand what’s happening. Maybe add a “Step by Step” button, which will make the robot execute each step of the sequence only when pressed. Or maybe even show the icon for its current action above his head or anywhere in the main area of the screen. I’m sure you can think of a way to help the youngest better understand what’s happening. Thanks!”
Originally posted 2017-06-28 09:45:36.