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here's a wild thought - play with your kids. seriously, they love it. as they get older, they'll want to 'play' with your toys and one of those games might be
by jgamman 11y ago
here's a wild thought - play with your kids. seriously, they love it. as they get older, they'll want to 'play' with your toys and one of those games might be doing goofy things on/with a 'computer'. then instead of 'playing' engage deeply with their school learning journey where playing with computers is a really useful and occasionally enjoyable thing that may be (but probably is not) happening _in_ their school. for extra pro points, blog your ideas/experience and get other parents involved.
- jamesrcole 11y agowhy can't it be both? both play with your kids and them have tools for learning programming?