If your students are discouraged and see no progress in the Scratch can access examples of what they can do.
I leave that you can use several online thanks to the Experimental Viewer installed with MIT Scratch page.
few words about this Experimental Viewer. If you have created account in the Scratch website ( http://scratch.mit.edu ) online you can share your projects. Also entering the web, even without account created, you can see other people's projects and thanks to the online viewer you can run. The Experiment Viewer, as its name suggests, is still in beta, there are things that work and others not, but you can even see the code run well. The blocks appear with their names in English, but it is easy to get an idea.
also from the Scratch website can download the files. Sb programs that are loaded into your PC and explore more comfortably and with the blocks in the language we have the program installed.
examples, made by me with the intention of using them in the course: Tennis
2.0
Use the Up and Down to move the Blue and the letters Q and A to move the red. Pong is the first console that appeared in the TV 80. Pong 2.1
Similar to above but in the version pediment, to play alone.
This is another example, more complex, that I do not use in the course, but I've put the kids to have fun playing with him.
100 meters 2.0
test is like the 100 meters from the famous HyperSports Spectrum. You have to press Z and X alternately to run.
mahjong Account Scratch
Scratch In my mind you can see more simple examples. In fact there are two obstacles and Vampire Race will surely use them as examples in the course.
encourage one to create an account for you and raise you inventéis projects or make your children. It's simple, once you have created your account just that from within Scratch, the project finished click the "Share" menu Scratch. I ask your name and password, to fill in a description and you will have to accept it in seconds to your account and accessible the Experimental Viewer.
The comments to this paper you can put your links to your examples or accounts of Scratch.
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