Learning to interact with computers and equipment at an early edge is critical for today’s children. They are expected to interface and adapt to computers at an earlier and earlier age and any chance we have to give them a confidence boosting edge can make their experience a lot more rewarding and a little less frustrating. This is part of a set of 4 worksheets designed to shed a little extra light on the step-by-step nature of programming.
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