Coding for Kids
Thanks so much to all the teachers and students around the world who used Tynker to make their Valentine’s Day cards this year. We loved seeing students’ creations and were thrilled by the excitement, collaboration, and creativity that went into these projects. We even heard from a few lucky parents and grandparents who received Valentine’s Day cards from young coders!
Here are some highlights:
Spreading the love with @gotynker! Perseverance, collaboration, and of course, candy! @USMwcs @USMLowerschool pic.twitter.com/iCLkrGQn05
— Brita Willis (@brita31) February 11, 2016
@gotynker 3rd grade Ss Spreading the love and helping ea other @MommaBair2 @USMLowerschool @LifeAtUSM pic.twitter.com/eFvA9PDfKg
— JoAnne Williamson (@JOZTCH) February 11, 2016
Valentines Day coding project. Card for parents. 2nd grade Liberty #sdu46 @Tynker pic.twitter.com/vF73Co56BH
— soswes teacher u-46 (@soswes) February 11, 2016
Coding Valentines with Tynker @brita31 @USMLowerschool @LifeAtUSM pic.twitter.com/nJclnOv5hJ
— JoAnne Williamson (@JOZTCH) February 11, 2016
Coding with Tynker today! pic.twitter.com/xDzFxEx7xc
— Eliza Saenz (@eliza_saenz) February 10, 2016
Spreading even more Valentine's love @mbsweet21 @USMLowerschool @gotynker pic.twitter.com/Je3kPWrxNF
— JoAnne Williamson (@JOZTCH) February 11, 2016
Coding Valentine's Day cards! @gotynker @RafranzDavis @DorindaWade #lufkinlearns pic.twitter.com/5zj5SzoRiN
— Piper K Collins (@Pipercollins197) February 11, 2016
You can still build and customize your own Valentine’s Day card here.
