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Introduction to Scratch Jr. - A FREE tablet App for pre-readers (but there is also a desktop version)
Introduction to Scratch Jr. - A FREE tablet App for pre-readers (but there is also a desktop version)
Guides for Scratch Jr.
Guides for Scratch Jr.
block-descriptions.pdfscratchjr-interface-guide.pdfpaint-editor-guide.pdfScratch - Free web based resource for students of all ages
Scratch - Free web based resource for students of all ages
Scratch is a graphical programming language, developed by the Lifelong Kindergarten group at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Children can drag and combine code blocks to make a range of programs, including animations, stories, musical instruments and games. It’s a bit like the programming equivalent of LEGO!
Scratch is a graphical programming language, developed by the Lifelong Kindergarten group at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Children can drag and combine code blocks to make a range of programs, including animations, stories, musical instruments and games. It’s a bit like the programming equivalent of LEGO!
Scratch Cards - A Very Good Place to Begin With Your Students
Scratch Cards - A Very Good Place to Begin With Your Students
These cards are easy to follow, simple to use.
scratchcards.pdf Getting Started Guide
Getting Started Guide
Scratch - Introductory Tutorials
Scratch - Introductory Tutorials
Want to make your own Teacher Account? Check it out HERE
Want to make your own Teacher Account? Check it out HERE
Try This:
Try This:
Watch the video below, getting started with Scratch to get a FREE Scratch account (if you do not have an account already).
Watch the video below, getting started with Scratch to get a FREE Scratch account (if you do not have an account already).
When you have your account, click on Create (along the top of screen) and then click on Tutorials (along the top of the screen) and start the beginners tutorial.
When you have your account, click on Create (along the top of screen) and then click on Tutorials (along the top of the screen) and start the beginners tutorial.
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