Physical Computing with Scratch and LEGO BOOST
The LEGO BOOST kit brings your LEGO creations to life with powerful motors, a color sensor and more. By combining it with Scratch, you can build your own robotic creatures, tell physical-digital stories, invent new game controllers, or whatever else you can imagine.
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Platform
Scratch
Created By
Scratch Foundation
Audience
Educators and FacilitatorsStudents and Learners
Experience Level
Intermediate
Type
Other
Topic
Extension BlockPlatform Resources
Language
English
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