1. An Introduction to Selwa Shamy Somerset County Library System Bridgewater, NJ NJLA Conference April 27, 2010

3. Who uses the program?

4. What skills does Scratch teach?

5. Organizing a Scratch library program.

6. Staying Connected with ScratchEd

10. 115,712 project creators

11. 975,638 projects uploaded

12. 18,199,505 scripts

14. 120,403 project creators

15. 1,003,462 projects uploaded

16. 18,824,362 scripts

17. 6,084,099 sprites

21. Creative thinking

22. Systematic reasoning

23. Collaboration

26. that contains instructions.

27. Script : A set of blocks linked

28. together that contain the

29. instructions to make something

30. happen.

31. Sprite : An object which you control

32. using a script.

33. Costume : Used to change the way a sprite looks. It could be the same

34. sprite in a different position.

36. Make a sprite move, change and say something

37. Add sound

38. Change the background

39. Add another sprite

40. Basic interactive commands

41. Building a Script

42. Creating Animation Using Costumes

43. A Simple Interactive Game By You Tube user prappleizer http://www.youtube.com/user/prappleizer#p/search/4/2p1ly0A0L9Q

45. Ages 10-12 worked better

46. One hour format

47. Bring a flash drive or CD to save work

48. Having teen volunteers helped!

50. Show a simple project example.

52. Blocks

53. Scripts

54. Sound

55. Background

58. Pursue personal interests

59. Interact through creative collaborations

60. Reflect on experiences

64. http://scratch.mit.edu

65. Selwa's email address:

66. [email_address]

67. Where to find the presentation

68. www.slideshare.net

69. Scratch Demonstration – NJLA

70. Search using the tags scratch njla