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Scratch Cards are cards that are used to teach Scratchers how to program in Scratch. These cards do not require a computer to learn Scratch; users can quickly learn how to program in Scratch, no matter where they are. Scratch Cards can also be used for reference. They were updated to Scratch 2.0 with all-new cards on February 13, 2014, and they were updated to Scratch 3.0 in 2019.
Because of their portability and simplicity, Scratch Cards can be used when Scratchers first start learning Scratch, and can be used by Scratch clubs and classes.
2016 Cards
At the 2016 Scratch Conference, the Scratch Team announced plans to release 10 new packs of activity cards, totalling 75 cards in all. The activity packs are focused on certain interests, which includes but is not limited to animation, music, and dancing.[1] They were released later in the year.
Professionally-printed card packs were previously available on the Scratch Store, but currently they can be purchased at No Starch Press.[2]
