TikZ is in our Miscellaneous group, a mixed bag of resources that did not fit in the other groups. We only know the title, short description, topic and level from our list, so the best way to find out more is to look.
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Is it for me?
It might be for you if you like exploring. Items vary a lot in difficulty, so check the level (Intermediate) and ask a grown-up if you are unsure. It is marked for about age teen+ and up.
Grown-ups: this group is mixed, so some items are not for children. Please look first.
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How to start
Read the description to see what the item is about.
Look at the original site with a grown-up before you start.
Stop if it feels too hard and pick something easier.
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How much time?
Plan about 65 minutes at a time over about 7 sessions. (estimate)
65 min per session7 sessionsestimate
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A plan you can follow
Day 120 minLook around and pick one thing to try.
Week 130 minTry the first part and note what you learned.
Week 240 minTry to make or change something small.
Week 330 minTell someone about it.
Times are estimates. Go at your own speed.
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Go to the learning site
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