Scratch Week
How to Participate
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During Scratch Week, you can visit the “Featured Studios” section of the Scratch online community from Monday to Friday to find the daily themes and create your own project.
If you are an educator looking for more information on how to get started with Scratch Week, check out last year’s Scratch Week Guide here.
Share
The Scratch website will feature studios for each of the daily themes. A studio is like an online gallery: it’s a collection of projects based on a certain theme. Add your Scratch Week projects to the studios and see what others around the world have created. Want to learn how to share a Scratch project to a studio? Here’s a step-by-step guide!
The Scratch Team will be sharing daily updates on the Scratch Twitter account. Share your Scratch Week experience on Twitter using the hashtag #ScratchWeek.
If you're new to Scratch and wondering how to get started with our online community, check out this guide!
Tips for Getting Started
Just starting out? The Scratch Ideas page is a great place to find tips for getting started, tutorials, Scratch Coding Cards, and more, before jumping into Scratch Week themes.
Have limited or no internet access? The downloadable Scratch app allows users to create and save projects with or without an internet connection.
To learn more about how Scratchers have celebrated Scratch Week in previous years, check out our blog!
Sponsorship and Non-profit/Supporting Partner Opportunities
Reach out to Samantha Fiori (samantha@scratch.mit.edu) if your company, foundation, or non-profit is interested in sponsoring or partnering with the Scratch Foundation to bring together thousands of young people, educators, and families in virtual and community Scratch Week and Scratch Day gatherings around the world.
Download the Scratch Conference and Scratch Camp 2023 Sponsorship Package.