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Computer language from Seymour Papert, an attempt to take the LISP language, and make it more suitable for teaching school kids. Historically connected to languages like Smalltalk.

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	Computer language from [[Seymour Papert]], ~~it was in fact~~ an attempt to take the [[LISP]] language, and make it more suitable for teaching school kids.		Computer language from [[Seymour Papert]], an attempt to take the [[LISP]] language, and make it more suitable for teaching school kids. Historically connected to languages like [[Smalltalk]].