Hello all Scratch users. I just learned Scratch (briefly) at NECC09, and I need to teach it to my students. They are in high school, but this will be there first exposure to programming of any type, so I think it'll be fun.
Does anyone have a curriculum that I could follow to help the students learn it step by step, and not just "make it work", but learn some of the why's and terminology?
Or suggestions for which projects I should teach/have them learn first, second, etc.
I'm looking forward for my students (1st .through 6th grade) to show up. Now that they and I are more familiar with Scratch after working with it for two years , I want to introduce new concepts that I know they will understand and apply in no time. I've installed the new Scratch 1.4 during the summer, so they will be excited to see the new feautures.
Good luck to everyone and may you accomplish all your goals for the school year 2009-2010.
It is September - why not try our Scratch lesson plan this term ?
Hello all Scratch users. I just learned Scratch (briefly) at NECC09, and I need to teach it to my students. They are in high school, but this will be there first exposure to programming of any type, so I think it'll be fun.
Does anyone have a curriculum that I could follow to help the students learn it step by step, and not just "make it work", but learn some of the why's and terminology?
Or suggestions for which projects I should teach/have them learn first, second, etc.
All suggestions are welcome!
THANKS!
Hi Laurie,
I replied to this on the new thread...
Thanks,
Karen
I'm looking forward for my students (1st .through 6th grade) to show up. Now that they and I are more familiar with Scratch after working with it for two years , I want to introduce new concepts that I know they will understand and apply in no time. I've installed the new Scratch 1.4 during the summer, so they will be excited to see the new feautures.
Good luck to everyone and may you accomplish all your goals for the school year 2009-2010.