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Scratch@MIT 2012: Create your world
Posted by Karen Brennan, September 23, 2011
The next Scratch conference will take place July 25-28 at the MIT Media Lab in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
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DCCS Grade 6 Year-end project
Posted by Rick Dykstra, June 23, 2011
My grade 6 class enjoyed creating projects using Scratch (as first time users). Their projects are on topics from grade 6 math and science.
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Elementary/High School Mentoring - Dance Party
Posted by Nancy Ruzycki, February 22, 2011
Woop! Woop! Roxhill Elementary students and Chief Sealth High School students have a winter break Dance Party!
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Scratch in ASPETE Patras
Posted by Dimitris Nikolos, October 21, 2010
Scratch in ASPETE Patras
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Teaching / Learning with Scratch in Catalonia (Spain)
Posted by Frank Sabaté, June 19, 2010
People from the Education Department in Catalonia came to our school to record one sessions of our workshop and interviewed students, teachers and parents.
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Scratch in the Class - Is great!!!
Posted by Amanda Ford, March 27, 2010
8 one hour lessons + two classes of eight year olds + Scratch = lots of fun + learning
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Scratch in the Class
Posted by Amanda Ford, February 24, 2010
Two classes of eight year olds are using Scratch to learn more about programming. By combining Scratch and use of some remote control toys they are learing about the basics of control.
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Exquisite Corpse Workshop Reflection
Posted by Chris Garrity, December 14, 2009
Scratch Club collaborative programming activity
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European eLearning awards 2009 - Scratch time Club on the TOP50 finalists!
Posted by Teresa Marques, November 15, 2009
700 projects submited... Scratch time Club (Portugal) is now on the TOP50 finalists. Soon they will announce the prizes (money and ICT equipment for schools).
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Magic vocabulary learning
Posted by Maria Droujkova, August 23, 2009
Students with no previous programming experience grok all terms on a Computer Science 101 vocabulary list without any explicit instruction.
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