Scratch teamed up with inspiring young scientist and innovator Gitanjali Rao to celebrate Hour of Code 2024. We have created two activities to explore and remix, inspired by her innovations and advocacy.
Computational Concepts: ConditionalsComputational Concepts: EventsComputational Concepts: SequenceCreative Learning: Experimenting and IteratingCreative Learning: ReflectionCreative Learning: Reusing and RemixingCreative Learning: Testing and DebuggingArt/AnimationCommunity and KindnessInformational ProjectsLiteracy/StorytellingMath and Science
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