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Scratch Tutorial 1 - First Project - Motion Animation and Sound
This is the First Tutorial in Scratch. It is assumed you haven't used Scratch before.
NO PRIOR PROGRAMMING EXPERIENCE REQUIRED.
Scratch is an educational programming language for children created by MIT.
Children enjoy learning programming the most, when they build their own games.
In this tutorial, the children will learn how to:
- Access the Sprite website
- Create a New Project
- Move, animate and attribute sounds to an actor (sprite).
Concepts covered in the teaching plan include:
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4th - 7th
Computer Science - Technology, Instructional Technology
Teach Digital Citizenship I Have Who Has? Class Game Easy Prep 2nd-6th Grades
Digital Citizenship "I Have...Who Has?" Game Fast-Paced Fun with an Important Message!Make teaching digital citizenship fun and memorable with this interactive 36-card "I Have...Who Has?" game! Perfect for upper elementary students, this fast-paced activity is an engaging way to review safe and responsible technology use—at school and at home. Your students will build essential digital literacy skills while having a blast reinforcing key concepts such as: ✅ Social media safety ✅ Password pro
3rd - 10th
Computer Science - Technology, Instructional Technology
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