Re: Kid's introduction book?

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From: Brian Harvey
Date: Sat, 25 Jul 1992 11:24

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There are a zillion Logo books, but not (imho) so many good ones for
really young kids.  (Once the kid is 10 or so, good books start
becoming available.)  If you got your Logo from Terrapin or LCSI,
it came with introductory materials that are as good as anything.

Also look for "Learning with Logo" by Dan Watt (there are dialect-
specific editions with names like "Learning with Apple Logo" but
it's not that important) and "Teaching with Logo" by Dan and Molly Watt.

Hal Abelson's "Apple Logo" is a classic introductory text but I think
it's out of print.

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