I found
http://learnscratch.org/
to be pretty well organized and I like the idea of having both the video
demos attached to it along with the code.
However - I had pretty much covered Scratch 1 in two sessions with my 5th
graders and I have learned that if I don't keep them challenged they go all
over the place, download projects and the class descends in absolute chaos
basically.
So I am thinking on projects that while it keeps them challenged it also
allows the teacher to cover the theory in a more organized way.
Coleen's worksheets seem to head that way..
On Wed, May 6, 2009 at 10:42 AM, <guyhaas@pacbell.net> wrote:
> Adrian,
>
> Colleen Lewis at UC Berkeley has been working with Scratch and
> will be using it in a summer institute program with middle school
> students (BFOIT). She is also going to do some course this summer
> that involves both Scratch and Logo. I've been exchanging e-mail
> with her since I work with Logo for BFOIT. She mentioned something
> about making revisions to her Scratch curriculum before these
> classes. She currently has her Scratch worksheets on her homepage:
> http://www.cs.berkeley.edu/~colleenl/
>
> I want to have Colleen's BFOIT class materials on our website by
> or shortly after this summer's program.
>
> guy
> ----- Original Message ----- From: "Adrian Bica" <abica@saklan.org>
> Subject: Scratch - Programming Curriculum
>
>
>
> Does anyone care to share a programming curriculum using Scratch from MIT?
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