It looks like the example programs should be relatively easy to understand from a non-programmer mind standpoint.
ClrDraw
For(A,0,50
Text(10,A," ANIMATION
End
Program a Game in Sixty Seconds 
So far geekboy has opined that he might like to see it as a vertical board instead, but that's all I've heard. Also, to revisit my todo list (anything without -> annotations has not yet been addressed at all):
3. To do
3.1. Design and build Whack-a-Mole display physical components -> PCBs and components ordered.
3.2. Pick and order magnets -> Cancelled
3.3. Buy dowels, cut /consistent/ dowel lengths as standoffs, attach magnets -> Cancelled
3.4. Buy and cut plexiglass to size -> Bought
3.5. Buy and cut blackboard material to size -> Bought
3.6. Attach legs to some displays - hinges? -> In design (by a professional!)
3.7. Buy picture frames for descriptions
3.8. Create/update pages of descriptions to put into frames
3.9. Print out AAA dummies and attach screws, nuts, wires -> Geekboy tried printing these vertically, and it came out well. I'll try it myself soon.
3.A. Create, print, and assemble large programming tutorial -> Created, under review
3.B. Create, print, and copy programming handouts. half-page? full page? -> Created and printed as a double-sided one-page handout. My gut reaction seeing it printed is that the information on the back can be shrunk to fit more info without making it too small.
3.C. Put together and test camera demo
3.D. Put together and test GPS demo
3.E. Buy tablecloths
3.F. Update the keyboard controller
3.G. Update the Flourish demo for the 4-calculator grid
5 intact picture frames, in good shape with unbroken glass.
~100 bookmarks
2 pieces plexi from internet and sound demos, each 11.75" x 11.5"
1 piece plexi originally fitted with 6 magnets for 5-calculator networking display (24" x 11.5")
1 "networking" blackboard wood, 23.75" x 11.5"
1 "introduction" blackboard wood piece, portrait orientation, 23.75" x 13"
1 interactive calc blackboard wood piece with 8 command strips, 23.75" x 11.5"
1 "music demo" blackboard wood piece with 1 missing hinged leg and 2 command strips, 11.5" x 12"
1 "internet" blackboard wood piece with 2 hinged legs, 11.5" x 11.75"
3 unattached hinged legs (with hinges), each ~6" long
1 long prop for "intrduction" board, ~23.375" long
14 maroon dowel pieces, 1.375"-1.5" long each
13 disk magnets, each 0.1875" tall and 0.5" in diameterWhack-a-Mole:
14"x14"
- 2x 14x14 1/8" wood
- 1x 14x14 1/4" wood
- 1x 14x14 plexi
Networking:
- 1x 12" x 18"
GPS + Camera
- 1x 12" x 12 or 13"
Programming:
- 33" x 17"
Interactive:
- As-is
Music:
- As-is
Program a Game in Sixty Seconds Program a Game in Sixty Seconds (although I had a Flappy Bird game in mind, for some reason).
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