KPL (Kids Programming Language) is an outstanding language developed by Morrison Schwartz, a software development and consulting company. It makes easy for kids to learn computer programming and what they call “computer logic”.
I have downloaded and installed it. I can’t wait to see my students writing their code in KPL. In fact, I have decided to introduce it in grade 4 as well. Initially my plan is to make them write codes to print statements in different colors. This would be enough for an 8 or 9-year-old kid.
I am thinking about writing some codes myself to create some educational programs. The syntax is very much similar to VB. With KPL, students will also get familiar to .NET environment. I suppose KPL will soon replace BASIC as “Beginners Programming Language”. Hail KPL!!!
P.S. I have added KPL’s link under teacher’s guide section.
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