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Scratch is a programming language designed by MIT which allows young people to learn the important programming concepts in a media rich environment.
This booklet is part of a pack which is designed for teachers to have an 'off the shelf' resource which will run for 16 lessons.
Included in this pack is:
Scratch Workbook (37 Pages)
Scratch Extension - Maze Adventure (15 Pages)
Scratch Extension - Puff Collector (20 Pages)
Scratch Extension - Block Breaker (19 Pages)
Scratch Paper Exercises Workbook
Game Assessment Checklist
Game Evaluation
Printable Module Posters
Scratch Cards (MIT Resource)
Scratch Blocks for SmartBoard
Scratch Collaborative Desk Exercise
Scratch Cut-outs for Desk Exercise
Scratch Extension Problem Solving Exercise
Scratch Tracking Spreadsheet
Group Exercise Scenario PowerPoint
ACfE PowerPoint
Introduction to Scratch PowerPoint
Completed Scratch Game Files (.sb)
This resource is being widely and successfully used by schools in the UK.
This booklet is part of a pack which is designed for teachers to have an 'off the shelf' resource which will run for 16 lessons.
Included in this pack is:
Scratch Workbook (37 Pages)
Scratch Extension - Maze Adventure (15 Pages)
Scratch Extension - Puff Collector (20 Pages)
Scratch Extension - Block Breaker (19 Pages)
Scratch Paper Exercises Workbook
Game Assessment Checklist
Game Evaluation
Printable Module Posters
Scratch Cards (MIT Resource)
Scratch Blocks for SmartBoard
Scratch Collaborative Desk Exercise
Scratch Cut-outs for Desk Exercise
Scratch Extension Problem Solving Exercise
Scratch Tracking Spreadsheet
Group Exercise Scenario PowerPoint
ACfE PowerPoint
Introduction to Scratch PowerPoint
Completed Scratch Game Files (.sb)
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Description
Scratch is a programming language designed by MIT which allows young people to learn the important programming concepts in a media rich environment.
This booklet is part of a pack which is designed for teachers to have an 'off the shelf' resource which will run for 16 lessons.
Included in this pack is:
Scratch Workbook (37 Pages)
Scratch Extension - Maze Adventure (15 Pages)
Scratch Extension - Puff Collector (20 Pages)
Scratch Extension - Block Breaker (19 Pages)
Scratch Paper Exercises Workbook
Game Assessment Checklist
Game Evaluation
Printable Module Posters
Scratch Cards (MIT Resource)
Scratch Blocks for SmartBoard
Scratch Collaborative Desk Exercise
Scratch Cut-outs for Desk Exercise
Scratch Extension Problem Solving Exercise
Scratch Tracking Spreadsheet
Group Exercise Scenario PowerPoint
ACfE PowerPoint
Introduction to Scratch PowerPoint
Completed Scratch Game Files (.sb)
This resource is being widely and successfully used by schools in the UK.
This booklet is part of a pack which is designed for teachers to have an 'off the shelf' resource which will run for 16 lessons.
Included in this pack is:
Scratch Workbook (37 Pages)
Scratch Extension - Maze Adventure (15 Pages)
Scratch Extension - Puff Collector (20 Pages)
Scratch Extension - Block Breaker (19 Pages)
Scratch Paper Exercises Workbook
Game Assessment Checklist
Game Evaluation
Printable Module Posters
Scratch Cards (MIT Resource)
Scratch Blocks for SmartBoard
Scratch Collaborative Desk Exercise
Scratch Cut-outs for Desk Exercise
Scratch Extension Problem Solving Exercise
Scratch Tracking Spreadsheet
Group Exercise Scenario PowerPoint
ACfE PowerPoint
Introduction to Scratch PowerPoint
Completed Scratch Game Files (.sb)
This resource is being widely and successfully used by schools in the UK.
Report this resource to TPT
Reported resources will be reviewed by our team. Report this resource to let us know if this resource violates TPT's content guidelines.
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It was a lot of money to pay for worksheets that have an error. Page 6... left should be the negative value and right should be the positive value.
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