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I would start off with Logo. http://logo.twentygototen.org/ http://logo.twentygototen.org/ While it is very simplistic, it is also super-easy to get started a
by ulf 16y ago
I would start off with Logo.
http://logo.twentygototen.org/ http://logo.twentygototen.org/
While it is very simplistic, it is also super-easy to get started and create something visible on the screen (which I suppose is important for a child not to lose interest). You can convey a lot of very basic yet important concepts, and immediatelly visualize them (Iteration: draw an n-polygon or growing objects, Recursion: Snowflake like fractals, and so on). If your child catches on, you then can ease in into something more sophisticated.
- ZeroGravitas 16y agoCool link. I've been meaning to work through Abelson's Turtle Geometry book and that might give me a push to do it. I wonder what the easiest way to get a logo turtle with dry eraser pens for use on some whiteboard sheets is? Lego Mindstorms maybe?