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In this episode, we're diving into the world of JavaScript, the coding language that makes websites interactive! Get ready to put your newfound knowledge into action with our fun game, "JavaScript in Action," where we guide you step-by-step to write simple JavaScript programs.

We’ll be using platforms like Code.org, Scratch, and Khan Academy to experiment with code and watch your creativity come to life instantly. These platforms are perfect for beginners, offering interactive lessons and games that make learning fun and accessible.

Resources:

JavaScript for Kids Book – A fun book by Nick Morgan that teaches JavaScript through games and interactive examples. Available here.

Khan Academy – Offers interactive lessons on JavaScript, focusing on drawing and animation. Explore here.

Code.org – Provides JavaScript tutorials within a structured curriculum, including games and puzzles. Start here.

Scratch – While not directly JavaScript, Scratch is a great visual tool to introduce kids to programming concepts that later apply to JavaScript. Visit here.

Kid.js – A simple framework for kids to create drawings, animations, and games without learning HTML first. Learn more here.

HackerKid Projects – Offers beginner projects like building calculators, to-do lists, and weather dashboards to teach JavaScript interactively. Check it out here.

Juni Learning – Provides a beginner-friendly intro to JavaScript for kids, alongside HTML and CSS courses. Start learning here.

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