#scratch3

[talos-stims]

some quick gif edits i made for playlists | source source source

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how highlighter pens are made | source

[talos-stims]

stimboard based off that specific shade of orange for myself :o)

requests are open

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[talos-stims]

how highlighter pens are made | source

[rastudio]

Курс: РОБОТОТЕХНИКА (7-9 лет)

• Филиал: Студия "Развивайся" (г.Луховицы, ул.Пушкина, д.202А) • ФИО педагога: Громов Алексей Александрович • Дата занятия: 19.11.2025 года

Дети занимались глубоким изучением инструментов Scratch 3: работали с визуальными эффектами в блочном программировании, настраивали спрайты и фоны. Проверочная работа была направлена на оценку усвоения материала и способности находить креативные решения поставленных задач в свободной форме, в том числе через игровые сценарии.

Изучение программирования в Scratch развивает у детей не только технические навыки, но и творческое мышление, что особенно ценно в современном технологическом мире. Работа с визуальными эффектами и настройкой элементов программы помогает ученикам понимать логику программирования и развивать пространственное мышение.

Этот подход стимулирует креативное решение задач и формирует важные компетенции будущего. Дети учатся не просто следовать инструкциям, а находить нестандартные решения, что развивает гибкость мышления и готовит их к решению реальных задач в цифровой среде.

Подробнее о курсе, стоимость занятий и запись онлайн на нашем сайте www.rastudio.org.

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[woofingpi]

My intent was to post here how to hook up and operate a stepper motor here using the Raspberry Pi 3B+. Then I thought that since I am trying to start this to be oriented for beginners, I would start with something simple. Light an LED. So I hooked up the few required parts. A current limiting resistor in series with an LED. So then I went to the raspberrypi.org website to follow their beginners project to light an LED. The website is difficult to navigate. When you find the project, it is simple and mostly easy to follow, however, they are using a graphical programing language called “Scratch” which I wasn’t familar with. It is a drag and drop sort of programming technique, which I can see will give a good view of the structure of programming that would be easier to remember and understand than just text. So I am having to back up further and learn the “Scratch” graphical programming environment. To complicate this effort, there are various versions of “Scratch”. There is “Scratch”, “Scratch 2” and now “Scratch 3”. Some of the Scratch lessons say that only work with “Scratch 3”. I noticed that my Pi only had Scratch and Scratch 2 on it, so I went to find out how to get 3 on it. I was pointed to a website that had Scratch 3, but it was only for other computers, like ones with Windows or macOS and the like. So I am going to try using scratch 2 to learn the programming environment. So you can see, I have had to back up a bit from my original intent to have the Pi move things with a stepper motor.

[surfingscratcher]

Scratch Looks Blocks Tutorial

In this Scratch 3 basics tutorial, we’ll explore the ‘Looks’ category. This category contains all the blocks that relate to the appearance of sprites. We can show and hide sprites, and use these blocks to display text to the user. There are 7 graphic effects that we can explore: fisheye, whirl, mosaic, color, ghost, pixelate and brightness. We can adjust the size of a sprite as well as change the costume and backdrops. 

[surfingscratcher]

Scratch Motion Blocks Tutorial including Rotation Style, Go to X Y

In this Scratch 3 basics tutorial, we’ll explore the ‘Motion’ category. This category is perhaps the most used in Scratch projects as it brings your creations to life through movement. We’ll explore the x and y positions of sprites as well at the direction and rotation of a sprite. When a sprite reaches the edge of the stage it has a special block that can turn it around. Have you ever been in the Scratch project editor and wondered where the motion blocks are? We’ll explore that too as you’re probably in the stage. Lastly, we’ll check out the glide blocks and point towards.