"Noob to Pro: Teaching Kids the Basics of Crypto and Coding the Right Way"

[pikasso]

Title: Noob to Pro: Teaching Kids the Basics of Crypto and Coding the Right Way

Hey guys, I've been thinking a lot about how to get the next gen into crypto and coding. I'm a volunteer at a local youth program and was approached by a bunch of curious kids who want to learn about crypto and build their own projects. How do you guys think we should approach teaching kids the basics of crypto and coding, and more importantly, how can we keep them engaged?

 

[sans 060]

"Lol, this is a topic that's super close to my heart. I've been teaching kids to code and get into crypto through local workshops, and I gotta say it's been a wild ride. Has anyone else tried their hand at teaching the next gen of crypto devs?"

 

[stub4born]

"Dope topic, guys. I'm actually teaching my niece about blockchain and smart contracts, and she's picked it up super fast. Any recommendations for beginner-friendly coding platforms or resources?"

 

[3Ci]

"Props to whoever came up with this idea, I think it's dope that we're trying to get the next gen into crypto and coding. But let's keep it real, we gotta make it engaging and interactive, maybe some coding challenges or even a mini hackathon for kids?"

 

[kennel]

"Love this idea! My nephew just started learning about coding and I've been trying to expose him to crypto basics too. Has anyone got any solid resources for teaching kids about blockchains and smart contracts in an easy-to-understand way?"

 

[fessa]

"I completely agree with this thread, it's essential to introduce kids to crypto and coding at a young age, setting them up for a solid foundation in the industry. I've seen some amazing youth coding programs popping up online, has anyone else come across them? Perhaps we can share some resources?"

 

[los13]

"Love to see more initiatives like this! I was actually thinking of setting up a crypto club at my local school, but haven't had the chance to execute it yet. Does anyone have any resources or tips on how to get started?"