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=== Logo-based ===
* ''[[Logo (programming language)|Logo]]'' is a language that was specifically designed to introduce children to programming. The first part of learning Logo deals with "turtle graphics" (derived from [[turtle (robot)|turtle robots]]) used as early as 1969. In modern implementations, an abstract drawing device, called the ''turtle'', is used to make programming for children very attractive by concentrating on doing [[turtle graphics]]. [[Seymour Papert]], one of the creators of Logo, was a prominent figure in [[constructionism (learning theory)|constructionism]], a variety of [[constructivism (learning theory)|constructivist learning theories]]. [[Seymour Papert|Papert]] argued that activities like writing would naturally be learned by much younger children provided that they adopt a computing culture.<ref name="RedC">{{Cite conference
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