Elementary School

What a week! The Eagles finally got their games published on Wednesday and they ended the week with a celebration at Kiddomo and an evening gathering to celebrate the birthday of our youngest Eagle! Thank you Kiddomo for hosting us, Thank you coach Wen Ying & coach Mona for all the swimming lessons (and patience

—Upload in Progress— Upload: https://coding2017.actonkl.org Status: 1.618MB of 2.718GB transferred Time left: 6 days and 03:14:16 (at 1.1412 KB/s)_ One week before Exhibition Day. Preparation, anticipation, and lots of debugging. The lure of giving up. Tough, hard work. How shall we start such an intense week? Inspiration from the real world—an Eagle-led trip to ACE-Edventure

T-8 to Exhibition Day Time never stops Eagles, your work will be public, online and accessible for anybody to see. Do you have something to show? The pressure of Exhibition kicked in. Also, we were on the week of Thanksgiving. Not that we celebrate it, but coincidentally we had a week of festive mood. Eagles

life+=rand()*experiments? What do you think about programming? Is it lines of code that’s machine-like and mundane? Or something creative? The Eagles were diving deeper into algorithms. They challenged each other to create different pieces of code. We saw Elementary School (ES) Eagles stepping up by testing with new experiments algorithms among themselves and the studio. Read

  def learning:                   #define learning    for t in range(life): debug  #for time in life: debug (figure it out) One might think that programming is about creating cool stuff using code. A nerd writing lines of code and then boom… a killer app! But any programmer worth its salt

  Hello, World! Welcome to the 2nd Sprint of our 2nd year. During the next six weeks, I will share with you a taste of the past and the future. The future—obviously is the Programming Quest. We are taking gamification, game-based learning and using the powerful code.org platform in the most interesting ways! The past