K-8 Programming Playground

This blog is dedicated to getting teachers and students hooked on K-8 programming and CODING for ALL!

Thursday, May 5, 2016

Closing BLOG - see NEW website

Hi all - closing down this Blog and created a NEW website.

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Posted by STRETCh Instructor at 8:38 AM

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