Scratch+Programming

Scratch: Following Project Cards Tutorials Whole Class: Introduction to Scratch
 * Scratch Programming ** Projects Microworlds: Snacman or Squish

The official Scratch site Learn Scratch Video Tutorial Site (you can use this site to create a project using the Video Tutorials or you can use the Taskcards below) Why do we need to learn Scratch? Link, SCRATCH Tech Fluency [|TASK CARDS 1.pdf] [|TASK CARDS 2.pdf] [|TASK CARDS 3.pdf] [|TASK CARDS 4.pdf] [|TASK CARDS 5.pdf] [|TASK CARDS 6.pdf] [|TASK CARDS 7.pdf] [|TASK CARDS 8.pdf] [|TASK CARDS 9.pdf] [|TASK CARDS 10.pdf] **Video Tutorials of Student Taskcards-teacher tube links(Also in my handout folder)** Student Taskcard 1 Video Student Taskcard 2 Video Student Taskcard 3 Video Student Taskcard 4 Video Student Taskcard 5 Video Student Taskcard 6 Video Student Taskcard 7 Video Student Taskcard 8 Video Student Taskcard 9 Video Student Taskcard 10 Video ||
 * Need more information? Check out the Getting Started Guide and/or the Scratch Tutorial
 * Description ** SCRATCH is a programming language that makes it easy to create interactive stories, animations, games, music, and art that can then easily be shared on the web. Scratch is designed specifically for young people (ages 8 and up) to help them develop 21st century learning skills: thinking creatively, communicating clearly, analyzing systematically, using technologies fluently, collaborating effectively, designing iteratively, and learning continuously. As students create Scratch projects, they learn important mathematical and computational ideas, while also gaining a deeper understanding of the process of design.
 * How many Scratch Tasks can you complete this week?
 * Watch video for Taskcard - we'll watch Taskcard #1 together
 * Complete the instructions on each Taskcard including the Extra Challenge! Taskcards and Videos are also in my teacher handout folder under Scratch.
 * If you cannot see Scratch we may need to create a shortcut on your desktop.
 * You can also download Scratch at home by going to The official Scratch site ||
 * **Student Taskcards 1 - 10 PDF Files (Also in my Teacher handout folder)**