Scratch intro material: Lesson 1 (Dutch)

Scratch intro material: Lesson 1 (Dutch)
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Scratch intro material: Lesson 1 (Dutch)

For my recent research adventures into programming for kids, I have made a small intro into Scratch programming. As a good teacher I of course did not like the existing material 🙂 Also, I needed something that introduced all necessary concepts for my experiment.

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In this lesson we need to help Giga escape a maze by getting to the key. Want to check it out? Go here: Doolhof Start and then follow the instructions here: ScratchIntro.

It is Creative Commons, free to use and remix. It is in Dutch though!

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  2. Paul says:

    Lijkt me leuk, maar hoe begin ik? Ik ben naar https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/editor/?tip_bar=home gegaan, maar hoe kom ik aan het doolhof waar de tutorial mee begint? Ik zie alleen een leeg veld met Scratch de kat.

    1. felienne says:

      Goed punt Paul! Het startprogramma staat hier: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/96709199/ Heb het ook in de tekst aangepast.

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