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I don't know who Bill Kerr is, but there seems to be quite a lot on the web about him and scratch and learning theory.
When I googled "Bill Kerr scratch," I also found this post. There is a fun scratch game named Lasers and Mirrors. This blog is not by Bill Kerr, but someone named Wesley Fryer.
http://www.speedofcreativity.org/2007/07/29/1st-scratch-lesson-with-alex...