Scratch is part of the same lineage [0]. Seymour Papert (creator of Logo) was one of the doctoral advisors of Mitch Resnick, who leads the group at MIT that maintains Scratch.

[0] https://el.media.mit.edu/logo-foundation/what_is_logo/histor...

My grandfather got me a lesson in Logo when I was <10 on his apple ii. It was before I understood the concept of degrees, so I really struggled with it. That said, it is part of what made me into a software engineer today.

There are modern web-based Logo interpreters too, including:

Lynx (2D): https://lynxcoding.club turtleSpaces (3D): https://turtlespaces.org/weblogo

Logo is still taught by many schools, all around the world!

You can do turtle graphics in scratch. I have taught some beginner scratch classes at my local library and used the turtle graphics feature for the example for the class

I played around with Scratch and all the pointing, clicking and dragging drove me nuts.