ScratchJr: Can I Make a Spooky Forest?
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"Can I Make a Spooky Forest?" is an intermediate activity meant for children in kindergarten through second grade who have some prior experience with programming to learn about and master more advanced features of ScratchJr. Later, children can use the skills they have learned in doing this activity to create their own unique projects, or build upon what they created in the "Can I Make a Spooky Forest?" program. Through this activity and continued time with ScratchJr, students will have the opportunity to think creatively, become storytellers, and improve upon mathematical reasoning and sequencing skills.
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DevTech Research Group at Tufts University
The Developmental Technologies Research Group, directed by Prof. Marina Umaschi Bers at the Eliot-Pearson Department of Child Study and Human Development, Tufts University, aims to understand how new technologies that engage in coding, robotics and making, can play a positive role in children’s development and learning. Our research involves three dimensions: theoretical contributions, design of new technologies, and empirical work to test and evaluate the theory and the technologies. We create programming languages such as KIBO and ScratchJr as well as teaching materials and pedagogical strategies for the professional development of early childhood educators and community engagement. Our long-time commitment is to inspire sustainable and scalable evidence-based programs for young children that promote the learning of programming and computational thinking with a playful, developmentally appropriate approach.
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