Unlock your child's potential with 'How To Be a Coder,' a captivating guide designed to teach computational thinking through fun, offline activities. This hardcover book, authored by Kiki Prottsman, introduces key programming concepts like loops and functions using engaging craft projects, perfect for young learners aged 7-9. After mastering the basics offline, children can bring their newfound skills to life by coding simple programs in Scratch 3.0, a beginner-friendly online language. The book also includes inspiring profiles of coding pioneers and informative topic pages, broadening understanding of the digital world. Key Features: * Interactive craft activities for offline learning of programming concepts. * Introduction to Scratch 3.0 for practical online coding experience. * Engaging content suitable for children aged 7-9. * Explores crucial STEAM skills and logical thinking. * Inspiring biographies of famous scientists and coding pioneers. This book provides a solid foundation in computational thinking and coding, making learning enjoyable and accessible for aspiring young coders.