Hi all, I found the scratch cards, but what I'm after is some big easy to print movement blocks that I can use for kids to prototype with away from a computer.

I can do it manually by taking screen shots of zoomed up pages like http://wiki.scratch.mit.edu/wiki/Cap_Block

But I'm sure someone must have wanted this before me?

Thanks for any pointers,
Matt

http://scratched.media.mit.edu/resources/scratch-display-materials

It's a Microsoft Publisher file, but it's got a BUNCH of blocks in pretty large format (one block per sheet of paper).

{Edit to add}
There is also this –> http://scratched.media.mit.edu/resources/vector-scratch-blocks. Someone made a set of blocks that can be customized, so if the first set doesn't have what you need, you can use this second group. The first set is customizable, though, so it should work.

Amazing, thanks! That 2nd resource works well for me (not on Microsoft). Also the link above has a type (trailing .) Here it is working for future ref:
http://scratched.media.mit.edu/resources/vector-scratch-blocks

You might find the scratchblocks test page helpful – you can type in whatever blocks you want, it displays them, and then you can print the webpage.

wow, great! thanks
Matt

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