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Scratch in Practice (also known as SiP) is a series released each month with a unique theme. It is organized by the Scratch Team and is meant for educators to share their ideas from around the world. It was created on January 25, 2019.[1] The main site was created on February 1, 2019.[2]
Purpose
The goal of Scratch In Practice is to help educators worldwide incorporate Scratch into their curriculum in a friendly and creative way. Every month, the Scratch Team will share ideas and resources with teachers and educators around the world.[3]
Current Theme
The theme of May 2019 is "Peer Learning."
Past Themes
April 2019
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| This month, we are talking about how to engage learners with diverse interests and backgrounds in creating with Scratch. |
Learning Resources
- Using the New Tutorials in Scratch
- Find out how you can use the new Scratch 3.0 tutorials to support students in learning at their own pace and making projects based on their interests.
- https://sip.scratch.mit.edu/tutorials
Video
- Minute with Mitch
- “Different children have different interests, come from different cultures, learn in different styles.”
- https://sip.scratch.mit.edu?wvideo=votbk3qvim
Blog Post
- Natalie’s Notes
- “There is more than one way to code a cat!”
- https://medium.com/@scratchfndn/978170c9aa7a
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March 2019
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| This month, we're talking about how students can use Scratch to express ideas across subjects. |
Workshop
- Create a story
- This guide shows how you can engage students in creating stories on a variety of topics with Scratch.
- https://sip.scratch.mit.edu/guides/story/
Video
- Minute with Mitch
- “Students aren’t just learning to code, they’re coding to learn.”
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Blog Post
- Natalie’s Notes
- Supporting creative connections in science, social studies, language arts, and more.
- https://medium.com/@scratchfndn/277edbc0a7ee
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Scratch Education Collaborative
The Scratch Education Collaborative (SEC) is an initiative part of Scratch in Practice helping to identify and eliminate barriers to access of creative coding for historically underrepresented communities. It is comprised of many organisations from several countries. The section is available here.
References
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