Description: "Shows how to use Scratch to tackle numerical problems and solve puzzles. Includes over 20 hands-on projects to make core math and programming concepts - like number representations, arrays, and cryptography - fun and accessible. Bonus coding challenges encourage independent experimentation"--
Review Quotes: "Inspired by the author's grandchildren, this book offers up a playful approach to mathematics learning using the block-based coding language pioneered by Scratch. Dr. Michael Mays has done a compelling job of using a creative coding platform to enliven and enrich young people's engagement with math, by using coding to engage with numbers, puzzles, and patterns."
--Margaret Honey, President & CEO, Scratch Foundation
--Al Sweigart, software developer and bestselling author of Automate the Boring Stuff with Python