Red Llama, Inc., a private technology company, offers an after-school course in programming using Phrogram in the Seattle area. Its excellent teaching materials are geared toward middle school students. If you would like an editable (Microsoft Word) version, please email us.

This lesson plan was created by John Osborne at Windermere Middle School. It's also available at CSTA's repository, at http://csta.villanova.edu/handle/2378/272 

The zip file that contained the course files from the second offering of the course contained some weird Subversion (version management software) files.  Sorry about that! I've now offered the course for a fourth time, and I've made those files available on the Web at ...

Can you please provide downloads for the source code and graphics that you used for the course? Thanks.

Thank you Wayne, lots of people have been asking for this material, your content is incredibly good!Thanks from all of us at Phrogram! I bet a lot of schools will be using this as a way to get started.

I'm in a programming language class for my degree.  In the class we have to write a 20 page paper on a language.  Many in my class are doing TCL/TL, Perl, and Java.  I however, have three boys ans have been intrested in KPL for about 6 months.  I asked, and had it approved to to my paper on KPL/Phrogram.  The problem ...

Christian Thompson offers his classroom KPL curriculum from his site, at  http://www.christianthompson.com/?For_Teachers ProfessorMom has authored five lessons for KPL, available from http://p211.ezboard.com/fkplfrm16 A 25-page tutorial is included with both KPL and Phrogram. You will find much more in the way of tutorials and example ...