A collection of 16 activities for designing Scratch projects.
- Original Author: Karen Brennan
- Education Level: Preschool and Kindergarten, Elementary School, Middle School, High School, College and University, Professional Development, Other
- Content Types: Activity, Handout
- Curricular Areas: Computer Science, Engineering, Language Arts, Mathematics, Music, Science, Social Studies, Teacher Education, Technology, Visual Arts, Other
- Keywords: design, getting started
This is a collection of 16 activities for designing Scratch projects. Whether you are new to Scratch or have been using Scratch for a while, these activities are intended to help you think about the possibilities for different ways of creating with Scratch. Each activity presents a constraint – some element or idea that should be included (or not included) in your project. You might be using a particular tool, working with a theme, including specific blocks, integrating a unique visual element, or following a predefined structure.
The individual design activities:
- Orange Square, Purple Circle
- 8 Blocks
- Thank You
- Seeing Words
- Try Scratch
- Make Some Noise
- Travel
- Rectangles
- Bizarro World
- Random
- Our Planet
- Mystery Game
- Haiku
- Lists
- Add a Page
- The Future of Scratch
I love this resource! These are great quick hits for small chunks of time or to stimulate deeper thinking with more time.