🚦 Teach Sequencing, Loops, Timing, and Computational Thinking with this engaging Scratch Traffic Light Simulator Project!

This ready-to-use Scratch coding resource includes everything needed for two complete computer science lessons. Students learn how to create a realistic traffic light simulator using Scratch while developing problem-solving, debugging, and programming skills.

Perfect for ICT, Computer Science, STEM, Coding Clubs, Technology, and Digital Technologies classrooms.

Students will:

• Create a working traffic light simulator
• Use sequencing and timing blocks
• Apply forever loops
• Debug faulty code
• Extend their project with a pedestrian crossing system
• Reflect on their learning

This resource includes:
✅ Teacher Guide

✅ 2 Detailed Lesson Plans

✅ Student Task Cards

✅ Step-by-Step Coding Instructions

✅ Debugging Activities

✅ Extension Challenge (Pedestrian Crossing System)

✅ Sample Codes

✅ Troubleshooting Guide

✅ Reflection Sheets

✅ Video Tutorial Script for Students and Teachers

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