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Learning Resources Scratch Cards Magnetic Demonstration Set

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Learning Resources Scratch Cards Magnetic Demonstration Set

Engage students with visual coding on any magnetic surface!
  • Designed to extend the Scratch coding language with magnetic, visual blocks
  • Includes 42 colour-coded dry-erase blocks for building reusable scripts
  • Comes with peel-and-stick magnets—great for whiteboards and classroom displays
  • Features a Getting Started Guide to support modeling and demonstration
Enhance your classroom coding experience with a magnetic demonstration set designed to extend the Scratch coding language. This set includes a getting started guide, 42 color-coded dry-erase coding blocks, and peel-and-stick magnets—perfect for building and demonstrating scripts on any magnetic surface. Scratch is owned and provided by The Scratch Foundation and was originally developed by Prof. Mitchel Resnick and his Lifelong Kindergarten group at the MIT Media Lab. Scratch is available for free at www.scratch.mit.edu and can also be downloaded on the App Store, Google Play, and Microsoft Store. You can learn more about Scratch and The Scratch Foundation at www.scratch.org.

What’s Included:

  • 42 Colour-Coded Scratch Blocks
  • 140 Peel-And-Stick Magnets
$24.65

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Learning Resources Scratch Cards Magnetic Demonstration Set—

$70.43

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Engage students with visual coding on any magnetic surface!
  • Designed to extend the Scratch coding language with magnetic, visual blocks
  • Includes 42 colour-coded dry-erase blocks for building reusable scripts
  • Comes with peel-and-stick magnets—great for whiteboards and classroom displays
  • Features a Getting Started Guide to support modeling and demonstration
Enhance your classroom coding experience with a magnetic demonstration set designed to extend the Scratch coding language. This set includes a getting started guide, 42 color-coded dry-erase coding blocks, and peel-and-stick magnets—perfect for building and demonstrating scripts on any magnetic surface. Scratch is owned and provided by The Scratch Foundation and was originally developed by Prof. Mitchel Resnick and his Lifelong Kindergarten group at the MIT Media Lab. Scratch is available for free at www.scratch.mit.edu and can also be downloaded on the App Store, Google Play, and Microsoft Store. You can learn more about Scratch and The Scratch Foundation at www.scratch.org.

What’s Included:

  • 42 Colour-Coded Scratch Blocks
  • 140 Peel-And-Stick Magnets