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Teaching Math with Scratch, MIT's Iconic Programming Language

Field Tested: 
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Description: 

These attached documents are GEOSS activities, created to use open source software to teach to mathematics GEs. The activities were initially Logo activities. These were field tested. The activities have been adapted to use Scratch instead of Logo. The Scratch adaptations have not been field tested.

Scratch is available as a free download at the MIT website:

Geometry From Scratch is a classic activity that is normally done using Logo to draw and rotate a square. What's the Point has students use Cartesian Coordinates to draw shapes. Exploring Polygons From Scratch is an adaptation of the Logo program, Poly, that will draw any regular polygon.

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Scratch _Activities_read_me_first.doc25 KB
Geometry From Scratch.doc1.69 MB
What's_the_point_Scratch.doc496.5 KB
Exploring Polygons From Scratch.doc891 KB