What is Scratch Unplugged?
Programming
By playing Scratch Unplugged, students familiarize themselves with the basic knowledge and skills of programming. They learn, among other things, the use of sequencing, repetition and selection.
Cooperating
Students work together to reach the game’s final goal. They not only learn how to program, but also how to collaborate and interact with each other.
Unplugged activity
This ready-to-use game allows students to discover the wonderful world of programming.
For whom?
Teachers
No previous experience with programming? No problem! Together with your students, you discover the basics of programming and experience the utility and fun of it yourself. The manual provides enough information to get started with Scratch Unplugged.
Pupils
The game has been developed for all students 6 to 12 years old. No prior knowledge is required at all. Thanks to this game, students already discover the basics of programming.
Instruction manual
The manual for teachers allows you to get a grasp on the game’s set-up and how it is played. Click the button below to download the manual.
Building blocks
Code has been translated to building blocks based on the desktop version of Scratch. The building blocks can be downloaded below. Just cut out these blocks from the printed out pieces of paper, and you’ll be ready to go.
Playing field
The game is played on a board consisting of all kinds of different objects such as a wall and bombs. Download the various objects below to start building your own board.
Poster
The entire game has been fit on a compact A3 poster. You can find all the basic rules and regulations on this poster. Display it in the class room, and your students will be able to get on with the game. Additionally, it’s a great memorizing tool for teachers.