How does a programmer work?

Group size
up to 14 children
Age
5-9 years
Duration
90 minutes
Preparation
120 minutes
Supervision
difficulty
Room
large room
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How does a programmer work?

SHORT DESCRIPTION

Here the children learn how a computer is structured, how it can be used flexibly as a tool and how a programmer operates the computer. The children change the source code of a website, add individual images and modify the text. They learn that programming is part of art and how artists use code creatively.

Goal

The children get an insight into how a computer works and learn how hardware and software differ. They see how computers can be used flexibly as universal tools.

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How does a programmer work?

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