Distance sensor is not supported in Scratch. We can use motors, tilt angle sensors and color sensor. In order to use Lego Boost with Scratch you must install and run Scratch Link, turn on bluetooth in your computer and load Boost extension in Scrach. This unique combination of building with LEGO® bricks, and then using an easy-to-use classroom app to make WeDo 2.0 come to life through engaging lesson plans for science, technology, engineering and math classes, provides you with everything you need to teach programming in your classroom. You will need to do these steps each time you want to use the WeDo. Since the Lego software does not run on Chromebooks we will be using Scratch for our programming environment. The same for the instruction guide, only a digital version is provided in this kit and available on the same application. These Lego Boost creations are totally controlled and coming to life from a tablet application on IOS and Android. Motor The motor can be programmed to turn this way or that way and to move at different power levels. The WeDo Software automatically detects the LEGO Hub and any motors and sensors attached to it. When you are prompted to pair the Smarthub, confirm by clicking the ‘Allow’ button and then ‘Close’. Click/press the desired Smarthub to connect to it. Press the green button on the WeDo 2.0 Smarthub. Start WeDo 2.0 and open the Connection window. The projects in the curriculum pack are built specifically upon the latest standards for grades 2-4. WeDo 2.0 is designed for elementary students ages 7+. We will not develop any new components, experiences, curriculum or content for the WeDo 1.0 platform. We are no longer manufacturing WeDo 1.0 in 2018. WeDo 1.0 is being discontinued and replacement parts will eventually run out of stock. 24 Can you program LEGO BOOST with Python? Is Lego WeDo discontinued?

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