Description
Step-by-step directions guide students through:
- using a condition to verify an answer is correct,
- using a condition to control a sprite’s movements and behavior,
- using code to sense when a key is being pressed,
- using code to sense when sprites make contact with one another,
- using a condition to branch the program based on the sensing command input,
- using code to randomize sprite movements.
This unit consists of three separate activities of increasing difficulty. Students create a different program in each activity and are then given prompts to demonstrate their learning by adding on to the program. Answer keys are included. The 54-slide, editable PowerPoint includes short embedded videos that demonstrate what the student program should be doing at certain points. They are encouraged to test and troubleshoot their code. Screenshots are from Scratch 3.0.
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7th - 10th Grade Coding Curriculum (12 Lessons)
Lesson 1 is FREE, click here.
Standalone Hour of Code activity
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Microsoft Applications Lessons: Word, Excel, PowerPoint
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Description
Step-by-step directions guide students through:
- using a condition to verify an answer is correct,
- using a condition to control a sprite’s movements and behavior,
- using code to sense when a key is being pressed,
- using code to sense when sprites make contact with one another,
- using a condition to branch the program based on the sensing command input,
- using code to randomize sprite movements.
This unit consists of three separate activities of increasing difficulty. Students create a different program in each activity and are then given prompts to demonstrate their learning by adding on to the program. Answer keys are included. The 54-slide, editable PowerPoint includes short embedded videos that demonstrate what the student program should be doing at certain points. They are encouraged to test and troubleshoot their code. Screenshots are from Scratch 3.0.
This purchase includes lifetime free updates.
Click here for Google Slides version of this lesson.
7th - 10th Grade Coding Curriculum (12 Lessons)
Lesson 1 is FREE, click here.
Standalone Hour of Code activity
Other Resources
Microsoft Applications Lessons: Word, Excel, PowerPoint
Adobe CC Lessons: Photoshop, InDesign, Illustrator, Premiere Pro, After Effects
