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STEM Content Hands-on Coding

  • Categories Stem
  • Date March 14, 2023

Students in STEM class use manipulitves to learn how to code Scratch. The group project was to create code to move an object across the board. Students then coded scratch on the computer to test their programming.

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Brooke Hardy

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