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Get Started Using Scratch
Get Started Using Scratch
If this is your first time using Scratch (or you just need a refresher), then I would suggest trying any of the tutorials listed below. They are a great way to learn some of the basics of Scratch.
Tutorials and Projects
Tutorials and Projects
These project starters are a great way to explore Scratch. Choose one that interests you and then remix it to make it your own!
- Maze Game Tutorial (Scratch 3.0) - Link
- Code Club Level 1 Projects (Scratch 3.0) - Link
- Rock Band, Lost in Space, Ghostbusters, Chatbot, Paint Box, Boat Race
- Code Club Level 2 Projects (Scratch 3.0) - Link
- Memory, Dodgeball, Brain Game, Catch the Dots, Clone Wars, Create a Solar System
- Code Club Level 3 Projects (Scratch 3.0) - Link
- Cats!, Flower Generator, Guess the Flag, Line Up, Flappy Parrot, Binary Hero
connecting to the physical world
connecting to the physical world
You can control your Scratch projects with a variety of Bluetooth devices. The easiest way to get started is by using one of our Micro:bit devices. Click on the pictures below to learn how to quickly and easily incorporate these resources into your projects!
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