December Scratch Programming Lesson Plan teaches students to create a string of Christmas Lights that blink different colors using the block programming language called Scratch. Designed for upper elementary and middle school students, this lesson incorporates STEM into the classroom or computer lab. Though the title says “December” this is a great lesson any time of the year! I’ve even used these lessons during Hour of Code week in my computer class!

What's Included:

★ Objective Display Cards

★ Standard Display Cards

★ 3 Formats of Lesson Plans (Overview, Screenshots, Detailed) 

★ Printable Student Directions

★ Digital Student Directions

★ Student Checklist Cards

★ Teacher Rubric Key

★ Student Rubric

★ Printable Scratch Color and Black/White Scratch Blocks

Teacher Directions: 

Prior to teaching this lesson, a basic familiarity of scratch is encouraged for students, but not necessary. This lesson is best taught in 1 class period.

Notes:

Downloads as a zip file which includes lesson plan and blank Christmas light image

Not compatible with Scratch, Jr iPad app

Designed for Scratch 3 2019

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