In theory, chapter one would start talking about code and the basic (and important) structures, and maybe even write a script (mini-program) or two.

However, the reality is that we must first ensure that your system is setup and that you have installed Scratch on your system. ...
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The original tutorials (called "Scripts 1, 2 & 3" and "Scratch - Frogger") were a teaching activity for my classes. In 2006-2007, I somehow stumbled onto Scratch, had it installed and then...
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So, the first thing I have to admit is that this blog is the first step in converting my Scratch Curriculum Pages into a book format.  However, if you have any comments, then please feel free!  There's always more to learn and other styles of learning, so please comment as much as you like.
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There are lots of different ways to write a book.  Usually, the author hides away until they are ready to reveal their finished work to the world.

Or, you can try a completely different approach.  Why not blog, and then turn your blog into a book?  People can follow along with your articles, post their comments so that when you finish writing your book, you can make a better one.  Well, I recently discovered leanpub and thought this idea was brilliant.  I read most of their articles and totally bought in.

But, when I tried to use their software to convert HTML to PDF, I discovered that their "lean" style also meant "lean" design.  I really wanted something that would be teacher- and student-friendly with funny or insightful comments in the margins.  If you've ever used a LooneySpoons cookbook, then you know what I mean.  Anyhow, I really wanted to use leanpub, but I guess I'll have to use my own site and stay at home.  

I've heard of another site called scribd, so I may have to give that a look.  We'll just have to see!


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