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 Today we are going to start programming in CSS! This makes your website **PRETTY**! 
 
 
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+# Group Projects time for 25 minutes
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+Let me know if you'd like help with your website. 
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 - CSS  - the decorations, here we can add fancy decorations
 - Javascript - animations can be added here, game-making, scripting, etc..
 
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-# Group Projects time for 25 minutes
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-Let me know if you'd like help with your website. 
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 ## Step 1.  Let's go to [neocities.org ](https://neocities.org/)
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 ## Step 2.  CSS Building blocks
 
+CSS stands for *Cascading Style Sheets*. 
 
-Making the structure 
+CSS files  are for creating **rules**  for the standard designs of every webpage on your website. 
 
-There are 3 parts that tie into basic HTML structure. Think of these as the “building blocks” of a web page:  
+Think of a page like youtube or instagram. All the fonts, designs are kept the same on each part of the site. This is what CSS helps do! It gives decorative **rules** for the developer to choose from.
 
-1. HTML version declaration  
-2. Heading(s)  
-3. Body
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-Let's start with #1. 
 
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-###  1. HTML version declaration  
-Every website starts with this line of code for HTML 
+###  Step 3. Javascript Building Blocks
+Every website typically ties in  both HTML and  CSS with a bit of 
 
 Start by typing this line in your program
 ```html