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What books in Russian would you recommend for children to learn programming?
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A Study Path for Game Programmer
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I'm interested in the recommendation block for kids.
Now my son (10 years old) is studying Scratch on "Scratch for kids." Majed Marji.
Then we have "Python for kids." Jason Briggs
1. Recommend analogues and translations of books that follow the route A Study Path for Game Programmer after Mazhed Marzhi's book.
2. I see that my son lacks the knowledge and tools to think through the algorithm of the program. Recommend a book or website for children / schoolchildren that normally explains flowcharts, elementary algorithms, the concepts of procedures and functions.
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Thanks to those who responded. Your advice has been helpful.
But...
If you want to do well - do it yourself!
It all starts with character control.
Further, if necessary, you yourself will see what you need and will gradually study.
You correctly noted: only visually necessary and what will keep interest in the study.
Character, character control (+camera if needed), collisions (platform, walls, etc.), jumps/boosts (physics, gravity), enemy (simple), enemy (smart, faction types, group behavior), and etc.
Everything should be like the gradual creation of a "living" book by the child himself, and not like reading a text book and following its instructions chapter by chapter.
Good afternoon. My son is slowly learning from this book . There is first training on Scratch, and then a smooth transition to Python. I met this book in electronic format on the net, so if in doubt, you can first flip through the electronic one to decide.
Try to find a translation of this book into Russian, I have only seen it in Ukrainian.
A very interesting book that will help arouse interest in programming in general, and will help answer the child's question "Why should I learn this?"
Pay attention to the site CodeMonkey.com Admission is free, the first 20 steps are free, then you have to pay. Creating games with language learning.
Look at this site here everything seems to be very well and clearly explained, but only 45 lessons are free for the rest you have to pay
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