In the last few days, twitter has become jam-packed with joyous photos and videos of coding kids! Many thanks to the educators around the globe for sharing. It sure is swell to see the next generation of young engineers in action. To get an idea of just how many educators got involved this year, check out the above map from the official Hour of Code site.
We’ve rounded up some of the posts for you here:
Congrats to these fine ladies for completing their first hour of code @codeorg @CoteeRiverElem #hourofcode2018 pic.twitter.com/VZo7Hnmr1m
— Steve Loveless (@stevielove2323) December 6, 2018
K-1 students this week are learning about #hourofcode2018 by becoming robots and coding their way to bed! Great job future programmers! #imaginetomorrow #oneCCPS @EcoffElementary pic.twitter.com/MYI6x3bCgZ
— Heather R (@HRussell_STEAM) December 3, 2018
Hour of Code underway in our Super School class! #TEAM_SISD @SSanchez_MS #HourofCode2018 @VEspinoza_SSMS pic.twitter.com/zxGc9eUSt4
— Veronica Espinoza (@VEspinoza_SSMS) December 4, 2018
Having fun coding! Ss ❤️ the Dance Party and programming a character to dance! @KreinhopKISD @KleinISD #hourofcode2018 #packpride pic.twitter.com/UC7SpVJPZ7
— Kelly (@MrsKGreen2) December 7, 2018
#shelbystem #hourofcode2018 #preparedforthejourney. MES students rocking their Hour of Code certificates pic.twitter.com/4mmovatb7x
— Kylee.B.Adams (@KyleeBAdams1) December 7, 2018