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The 9-year-old definitely wants to learn. He's played with Scratch a good bit so far, and really enjoys it. The 6-year-old basically wants to do whatever the 9
by davidwparker 9y ago
The 9-year-old definitely wants to learn. He's played with Scratch a good bit so far, and really enjoys it.
The 6-year-old basically wants to do whatever the 9-year-old is doing. However, his attention span isn't as large, so it has to be easier tasks.
As to the others, I'm not 100% certain.
I'll be sure to ask both what they'd like to make- but I'm pretty sure the answer to both is "games".
- taylodl 9y agoIf Scratch is going well and your 9-year-old is enjoying it, then I'd stick with it. You've already won half the battle. I just searched for 'using scratch for games' that returned a lot of interesting results. This is one of the results that looks like kids would find interesting: http://www.programmingbasics.org/en/downloads/scratchgames/ http://www.programmingbasics.org/en/downloads/scratchgames/
- davidwparker 9y agoGreat, thanks @taylodl!