For this unit we will not be programming in scratch. We will be acting out the scratch commands in real life!
We need two volunteers.
And will perform the following:
The two volunteers will act out a series of instructions (either by “programming” the volunteers through the
Scratch interface or through printed-out physical versions of the Scratch blocks).
- Have one person do one thing (like walk across the room).
- Have that person “reset”.
- Have that person do two things simultaneously (like walk across the room and talk).
- Add the second person, by having the second person
simultaneously (but independently) do a task, like talking.
- Have the second person do a dependent task, like responding to the first person instead of talking over.
Reflect on the experience as a group to discuss the concepts
of events and parallelism using the reflection prompts to
the right.