How does this work?
There are 3 main areas within this section.
Just Ideas – Literally this, sections on different ideas you can try in Scratch, from beginners to advanced, to student ideas.
Focus Streams – Ways to learn aspects of Scratch so you can become more confident using it.
Other Great Resources – Links to other sites that host great Scratch resources for you to use.
Just Ideas
This is the perfect place to start if you’ve used Scratch but want to hone your skills.
This is the place to start if you’ve completed, or looked at beginner and thought “Easy!”.
Start here if you consider yourself a Scratch guru.
Student Ideas
Want to really challenge yourself? Try these!
Focus Streams (Coming Soon)
This section is split into multiple areas of focus.
The intention is that you would follow a focus stream, for example Focus 1 and you would move through the different focus assignments. Once you get to the end of the focus stream, there is an end of focus task, which will be a programming brief for you to solve, in order for you to complete the focus stream.
The reasoning behind this approach is one of repetition, as it is an incredibly useful approach to learning new skills. Work through and repeatedly use the move blocks, and you’ll become more confident using them. Repeat this with sensing, and repeat using them together and you’ll start to feel more confident using them in different solutions.
As of writing there are 2 focus streams, with more to follow.
Focus 1
Focus
Motion
Focus
Events
Focus
Motion & Events
End of Focus 1 task
Focus 2
Focus
Control
Focus
Sensing
Focus
Control & Sensing
End of Focus 2 task
Other Great Resources
Click on the links below to be taken to other sites which host excellent Scratch resources.
