Peterson

**Below is a link for a fast paced grammar game. Luckily, as an English teacher, I did answer all of the questions correctly but the quick moving clock did make me sweat a bit. I teach grammar on a daily basis, and this Scratch project would make review fun (and be different than my usual review games of classroom Jeopardy or grammar bees). ** []
 * The Peterson Page: English Related Scratch Reviews **

**Here is another grammar game that is less fast paced, therefore better for students who need to think through their answers. One weakness I noted- some of the directions went by so quickly in the beginning that I could not process them. As such, I needed to reload the Scratch and start over, remembering to quickly skim the directions before they disappeared. This was a good programming reminder- make sure directions are in an easy to read font and appear on a Scratch project long enough to read! ** []

**This is an example of a student created Scratch which highlights favorite quotes from the book //Twilight// and pairs each quote with a photo from the movie. This could be a way for students to creatively report on their independent reading books, or for a teacher to introduce a book to a class. ** []

**This is a link to a variety of " book reports " using Scratch at various levels. Scratch is great for __differentiating__! ** []