COMPUTER CodeDojo Japan's Official Book Scratch! Noshi! Programming Dojo 2 nd Revision Scratch 3.0 Supported Programming and development

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Friends, play, and learn through "Make for Joy" This book is about the visual programming software "Scratch" for children. You can learn about the fun of making things while creating programs such as games, avatars, and quizzes. ■ What is "Scratch" in this book? Scratch is a programming learning software for children developed by MIT Media Lab. It has the largest number of users in the world as a teaching material for children. It has been used in elementary schools on a trial basis for "Making programming education compulsory in 2020" in Japan. It has also been used as a main teaching material in private schools. In January 2019, it was updated to version 3.0. It is now available for use as a tablet. This book has been revised to be the latest version for 3.0. It is now available for use with peace of mind. ■ The author is the mentor of "CoderDojo" who teaches programming to children at more than 160 locations around the country. This book has been revised to be the latest version for 2.0. It has been revised to be the latest version for the latter version. ■ This book is also known as the mentor of "CoderDojo" who teaches programming to elementary school teachers and education-minded parents. ■ It is intended for elementary school students and older students. Since it is written in full ruby, even first graders can read it easily. If you move your hands according to the instructions, you can enjoy learning from the lower grades. ■ Download materials The Character Tool materials necessary to create the program can be downloaded free of charge! It is published based on "Creative Commons Display - Not-for-profit 4.0 International (CC BY-NC 4.0)", so please enjoy sharing and remixing with Scratch from the lower grades according to the license conditions. ■ Please visit the training halls nearby while learning about Scratch with your child at the beginning and end of the book. Please experience the creation of local communities through programming learning!