Resources

Sushi cards for Upcoming/ Past Dojos

http://kata.coderdojo.com/wiki/Beginner_Scratch  http://kata.coderdojo.com/wiki/Intermediate_Scratch	Ninjas learn basics of coding with Scratch, the visual programming language to create animations/games. Ninjas learn more advanced Scratch, while creating some awesome visualisations.
http://kata.coderdojo.com/wiki/Beginner_Python	Introduction to Python, for first-time programming Ninjas before to make games and programs in Python.
http://kata.coderdojo.com/wiki/My_First_Website	Ninjas learn to build their first web pages, including headings, links, images, tables and formatting. Learn to build a website in HTML

Programming Resources – a good order for starting out

• Scratch – A great place to start.  All drag and drop with minimal/no typing.  Get your ID at scratch.mit.edu.  Then, start with one or two of the Hour of Code Scratch tutorials.  Then move on to the five independent challenges to earn your Scratch Badge (be independent and creative)
• Python – see introductory cards on the CoderDojo kata and Python setup
• HTML/CSS – Want to learn the basics behind all the web pages you see?  Start with My First Website exercises from the CoderDojo kata.
• Javascript – see introductory cards on the to CoderDojo kata.
• Node.js (server side javascript) – try card 2 of Kids Code
• Raspberry pi
• App Inventor (scratch like language for android devices)
• Minecraft Mods