scratch – Shall We Learn You never know what will happen next in life. One lazy afternoon, when I was enjoying my afternoon tea, two funny yellow birds showed up at my door. They introduced themselves as Tweet and Mini Tweet. I guess they are twins, but one is much much bigger than the other. Continue reading “Learning Scratch with Tweet and Mini Tweet: What is Scratch?” Have you heard of Scratch? Continue reading “Scratch Lesson 1: Introducing Scratch and Creating Sprite” » In Lesson 1, we created a sprite and also create four costumes: “front”, “back”, “facing left”, and “facing right”. In this lesson, we will make our sprite dance, and dance to the beat. Continue reading “Scratch Lesson 2: Animating a Sprite (Dance)” » In this lesson 2, we make our sprite dance. In this lesson 3, we make our sprite dance. In this lesson, I will show you how to make sprites move to certain locations on the Stage. Continue reading “Scratch Lesson 5: Work with the Stage” » In this lesson, we will modify a sample game named “Pong”.
Robot Turtles | The Board Game for Little Programmers Creative Computing | Download Scratch 3.0 is here! In celebration of Scratch 3.0, we are hard at work developing a new version of our Creative Computing Curriculum Guide to be released in early 2019! The new guide will be full of activities for exploring the intersection of creativity and computing. In the interim, we're delighted to share an updated version of the second edition. This edition of the full curriculum is available as Google Slides. Get the Scratch 3.0 version of the Guide! The Scratch 2.0 version of the Guide This guide was developed by members of the ScratchEd research team at the Harvard Graduate School of Education: Christan Balch, Michelle Chung, and Karen Brennan. We encourage you to use as much or as little of the guide as you like, to design new activities, and to remix the included activities. This work was made possible with support from the National Science Foundation through grant DRL-1019396, the Google CS4HS program, and the Code-to-Learn Foundation. The original guide, for educators
RoboRally Robot Racing to the Extreme! As one of several supercomputers in a fully automated widget factory, you have it made. You are brilliant. Time to enjoy a little fun at the factory's expense! You can also read our detailed previews. RoboRally contains: 8 Plastic Robots8 Plastic Flags110 Program and Option Cards116 Tokens4 Two-Sided Factory Floor Boards1 Two-Sided Docking Bay2 Factory Floor Reference Sheets8 Player Program Sheets1 30-Second Sand Timer1 Rulebook with Course Manual scratch | Risultati della ricerca | CoderDojo Trento Scratch tutorial 13: Club dei duellanti Con questo tutorial di Fabio Da Rolt due maghi si sfidano in un duello senza esclusione di magie! Aiutiamoli a lanciare i loro sortilegi in Scratch! In questo tutorial imparerai a: Usare variabili e messaggi fare un gioco a 2… Scratch tutorial 12: PONG! Con questo tutorial di Marco Caresia impareremo a riprodurre in Scratch un classico gioco arcade: PONG! Arduino & Scratch Arduino è una scheda elettronica con cui possiamo mandare al computer la temperatura, fargli capire se qualcosa si muove, se c’è luce nella stanza… Scopriamo come si fa in questo tutorial! Cartolina in Scratch 2.0 per festa della mamma Questa volta abbiamo pubblicato il tutorial in un google doc Scratch tutorial 10 – Special edition: Castello del Buonconsiglio Con questo tutorial creiamo insieme un gioco ambientato al… Castello del Buonconsiglio! Scratch tutorial 9 Arkanoid con Scratch! Scratch tutorial 8 Mars Lander v1.0 Oggi faremo una gita speciale… sul pianeta Marte!
Passport to the Internet: Student tutorial for Internet literacy (Grades 4-8) This interactive tutorial teaches students the critical thinking skills they need to apply to their online experiences, including online safety, authenticating online information, recognizing online marketing ploys, protecting their privacy, managing online relationships and dealing with cyberbullying. (Available through a licensing arrangement. For information on how to obtain a licence see the Resource Catalogue. Many provinces, territories, school boards and districts and individual schools have already licensed Passport to the Internet.
Scratch Support Materials - Scratch Wiki Scratch support materials are guides to help Scratchers learn Scratch. The current materials are the Getting Started Guide and Scratch Cards. Scratch Support Materials in Other Languages How to Translate Scratch explains how translations to Scratch support materials can be contributed. Older Support Materials The translated support materials for older versions of Scratch can still be accessed on this page. How to Translate Scratch explains how translations to Scratch support materials can be contributed.
Classroom Materials We are pleased to share these free materials to download and use in your classroom, including worksheets contributed by fellow teachers and the full text of Fun with Grammar by Suzanne Woodward. Why I am not a fan of the Communicative Approach: Commenting on David Barker's Teacher Talk post, The Shapal Method, a reader asks David Barker why he is not a fan of the Communicative Approach. We love David's response. Video Lessons: Understanding Spoken English with Stacy Hagen Linking with Vowels: Linking can make American English sound very fast. Can/Can't: In American English, "can" and "can't" can be confusing.
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