Discovering Computer Science & Programming through Scratch

Pitt, L., Rocke, J., Sebestik, J.


Citation

National 4-H Council, 2016.

Abstract

This curriculum introduces young people to five fundamental principles of computer programming, providing a foundation for exploring and creating. Scratch is a project of the Lifelong Kindergarten Group at the MIT Media Lab. Each youth in a group should have his/her own guidebook. 

In Discovering Computer Science & Programming through Scratch, youth interact with a series of tutorials and challenges within the Scratch environment. Young people can work on the activities individually, with partners, or in a guided instructional setting. Grades 6-8.

This curriculm is available from the 4-H Mall and offers a facilitator guide, a youth guide, or a set of both guides.

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