Looking for a comprehensive and engaging way to introduce your students to Scratch programming? Look no further than our "Introduction to Scratch Programming" unit!
This 6-lesson scheme of work covers everything your students need to know to get started with Scratch, including moving sprites using the mouse and keyboard, repeat and forever loops, If statements and If...else statements, using sensing tools so sprites can interact with each other, using questions and answers in programs, creating and using variables to store and manipulate values during the running of programs, creating their own sprites and backgrounds, using costumes, and applying broadcast messages.
What is included?
With ready-to-use PowerPoint presentations, teacher's notes (including answers), and all necessary worksheets, files and homework tasks, our "Introduction to Scratch Programming" unit will save you hours of planning time and allow you to deliver engaging and informative lessons with ease.
Perfect for an early career teacher (ECT), non-specialist teacher or experienced computing teacher looking to add a sprinkle of zesty brilliance to their lessons. Our "Introduction to Scratch Programming" unit is an ideal way to introduce your students to the world of programming and set them up for success in the digital age.
So why wait? Invest in your students' education and order our "Introduction to Scratch Programming" unit today – your students (and your workload) will thank you!
This unit teaches you pupils the following Scratch programming skills:
- Moving sprites using the mouse and keyboard as well as moving automatically around the screen
- Repeat and forever loops
- If statements and If…else statements
- Use sensing tools so sprites can interact with each other
- Use questions and answers in programs
- Create and use variables to store and manipulate values during the running of programs
- Create their own sprites and backgrounds
- Use costumes
- Apply broadcast messages
Please note: This unit was created using Scratch 2 but is easily understood by students using later versions of Scratch.
Introduction to Scratch Programming
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