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Scratch is a block-based programming environment designed for creating stories, games, and animations, with learning objectives including navigating the interface and building a mini-project. Key components include the stage, sprites, blocks palette, and scripts area, along with core blocks for motion, looks, control, and events. A mini-project example involves creating a 'Hello, World' animation where sprites interact, and a quiz is provided to assess understanding of Scratch programming concepts.

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Basic Programming Kids Pro 3

Scratch is a block-based programming environment designed for creating stories, games, and animations, with learning objectives including navigating the interface and building a mini-project. Key components include the stage, sprites, blocks palette, and scripts area, along with core blocks for motion, looks, control, and events. A mini-project example involves creating a 'Hello, World' animation where sprites interact, and a quiz is provided to assess understanding of Scratch programming concepts.

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Introduction to Scratch Programming

What is Scratch?
Scratch is a block-based programming environment for creating stories, games, and animations.
Learning Objectives

Navigate the Scratch interface.

Use motion, looks, and control blocks.

Build and run a first mini-project.

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Introduction to Scratch Programming
Interface Tour
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Stage: where your project runs.
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Sprites: characters or objects you control.
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Blocks Palette: where you find code blocks.
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Scripts Area: where you snap blocks together.
Pro Tip: Name your sprites and save often.

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Introduction to Scratch Programming
Core Blocks
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Motion: move 10 steps, turn 15°
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Looks: say 'Hello!', switch costume
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Control: when green flag clicked, repeat, forever, wait
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Events: when space key pressed

Example: Make the cat move and speak.


when green flag clicked
repeat 10
move 10 steps
end
say "I’m learning Scratch!"

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Introduction to Scratch Programming
Mini-Project: Hello, World Animation
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Add a background and a second sprite.
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Make the second sprite glide to the cat.
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Each sprite says a line to have a small conversation.
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Add 'wait' blocks to control timing.
Check: Does the conversation run in the correct order?

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Introduction to Scratch Programming
Quiz
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What does the 'when green flag clicked' block do?
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Name two motion blocks and two control blocks.
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How do you make two sprites talk in order?

Mini-Project Rubric
Criteria Excellent (3) Good (2) Needs Work (1)

Blocks Usage Correct blocks chosenMinor


and connected.
issues in selection.
Blocks incorrect or disconnected.

Timing Events and waits usedSome


effectively.
timing issues. Timing not considered.

Creativity Project shows originality.


Some originality. Minimal effort shown.
Resources: scratch.mit.edu · Scratch Wiki · Hour of Code

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