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Scratch for programming

When I saw the dash robots in the library, I was immediately captivated by their potential. I set my eyes on making that happen for the kids, envisioning a series of engaging workshops where they could learn to code their own robots and even create games. The excitement on the kids' faces when they realize they can bring their ideas to life is truly rewarding. Not only does it stimulate their creativity, but it also nurtures their problem-solving skills in a hands-on environment.

Here are some Tools for scratch programming and some websites that can really help anyone get started with coding. Scratch is a wonderful platform for teaching kids the basics of programming through fun, interactive projects.

Scratch website is really good, ScratchJr works great for younger children, Scratch-like languages and platforms such as Snap! and mBlock, and physical robotics and hardware kits that integrate with Scratch, such as Makey Makey, micro:bit, and LEGO Education sets are all wonderful options. But, for beginners, its best to get started with scratch.

With the right tools and guidance, I believe that we can inspire the next generation of innovators and technologists.