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1. scratch.mit.edu › downloadScratch - Scratch Offline Editor

   scratch.mit.edu › download

   To update Scratch for Windows from this page, download the latest version and install. To check which version you have, click the Scratch logo in the downloaded app. When will you have the Scratch app available for Linux?

2. scratch.mit.edu › download › scratch2Scratch - Scratch 2.0

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   If you have an older computer, or cannot install the Scratch 2.0 offline editor, you can try installing Scratch 1.4. If you are a network administrator: a Scratch 2.0 MSI has been created and maintained by a member of the community and hosted for public download here.

3. scratch.mit.edu › download › scratch-linkScratch - Scratch Link Download

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   Make sure your browser is compatible with Scratch Link. Scratch Link is compatible with most browsers on macOS and Windows. For Safari, please update to Scratch Link 2.x, Safari 14 or newer, and macOS 10.15 or newer.

4. scratch.mit.edu › scratch_1Scratch - Scratch 1.4

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   For a step-by-step introduction, download the Scratch 1.4 Getting Started Guide. The Scratch 1.4 Reference Guide has a thorough explanation of the Scratch interface and programming language. Scratch Cards provide brief explanations that show how to make animations and interactive projects with Scratch.

5. scratch.mit.edu › help › scratch2downloadScratch Offline Editor

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   You can install the Scratch 2.0 editor to work on projects without an internet connection. This version will work on Mac, Windows, and some versions of Linux (32 bit). Note for Mac Users: the latest version of Scratch 2.0 Offline requires Adobe Air 20. To upgrade to Adobe Air 20 manually, go here.

6. scratch.mit.edu › projects › editorScratch - Imagine, Program, Share

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   Create, share, and imagine with Scratch, an online platform for interactive programming projects.

7. scratch.mit.eduScratch - Imagine, Program, Share

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   Scratch is a free programming language and online community where you can create your own interactive stories, games, and animations.

8. sip.scratch.mit.edu › wp-content › uploadsGetting Started with 3 - Scratch in Practice

   sip.scratch.mit.edu › wp-content › uploads

   Use Scratch Desktop 3.0 If your computer is running Windows 10 or higher, or macOS 10.13 or higher. Use Scratch 2 if your computer uses an older operating system. If you are using Scratch 2, use the Getting Started with Scratch 2 booklet and materials. You can also use Scratch online at: scratch.mit.edu

9. scratch.mit.edu › boostScratch - LEGO BOOST

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   The LEGO BOOST kit brings your LEGO creations to life with powerful motors, a color sensor and more. By combining it with Scratch, you can build your own robotic creatures, tell physical-digital stories, invent new game controllers, or whatever else you can imagine. Requirements.

10. sip.scratch.mit.edu › wp-content › uploadsGetting Started with 2 - Scratch in Practice

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    Use Scratch Desktop 3.0 If your computer is running Windows 10 or higher, or macOS 10.13 or higher. If you are using that version, use the Getting Started with Scratch 3 booklet and materials. You can also use Scratch online at: scratch.mit.edu Using Scratch online requires an internet connection. Once you’ve navigated to scratch.mit.edu,