Block-Based Coding Demonstration Set for Scratch Colored Sand When Princeton set out to

When Princeton set out to create a synthetic alternative to squirrel hair

and rolled to be formed into any shape guaranteeing endless imaginative and educational fun

with the competition becoming as heated as with traditional spelling bees

ensuring seamless navigation and exploration

Require 2 AAA batteries each (included)

Block-Based Coding Demonstration Set for Scratch Colored Sand When Princeton set out toEnhance your classroom coding experience with a magnetic demonstration set designed to extend the Scratch coding language. This set includes a getting started guide, 42 color coded dry erase coding blocks, and 140 peel and stick magnetsperfect for building and demonstrating scripts on any magnetic surface. Scratch is owned and provided by The Scratch Foundation and was originally developed by Prof. Mitchel Resnick and his Lifelong Kindergarten group