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#CreativeComputingChat: Teaching with Scratch Resource Exchange

Contributed by ScratchEd Team, October 16, 2018

In our first #CreativeComputingChat of the year, educators from around the world shared resources and reflected on their goals for teaching with Scratch!

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STRETCh with Scratch

Contributed by Heidi Williams, March 03, 2013

Classroom 2.0 webinar on infusing Scratch projects within the K-8 curriculum

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Scratch Certificate of Participation

Contributed by Tracy Cordner, June 03, 2011

An editable certificate of achievement

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Creative Computing Resources

Contributed by ScratchEd Team, May 31, 2011

From the Creative Computing educator workshop, a compilation of presentations, activities, and handouts for cultivating computational thinking and computational creativity in your classroom.

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Resources for teachers, parents and computer club facilitators

Contributed by Stamati Crook, January 28, 2010

Teacher resources, lesson plans, and videos for Scratch.

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Embedding Scratch in the Classroom

Contributed by Stamati Crook, January 28, 2010

A paper describing one experience of teaching Scratch in a primary school in England and discusses possibilites for embedding Scratch into the wider curriculum.

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Exploring Computer Science

Contributed by Karen Brennan, January 25, 2010

A high-school curriculum exploring what computer science is and what it can do

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Integrating Scratch in the Classroom

Contributed by Ashley Lee, November 22, 2009

ideas for integrating Scratch into classroom curricula

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Getting the Itch with Scratch

Contributed by Ashley Lee, November 21, 2009

Parker discusses some of the difficulties students face in transitioning from Scratch to more advanced programming languages, and suggests how the instructor can support this transition.

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