1 - Warm Up (5 min)
2 - UCSD Does (3 min)
3 - Turn & Talk (5 min)
4 - You Do (15 min)
5 - You Do (20 min)
6 - Reflect & Share (5 min)
Pairs, Groups,
Whole Class
1
(5 min)
In the previous lesson, you started a thank you card in Scratch.
Who did you make a thank you card for? Why?
I decided to make a card for _________.
I want to say thank you to them because _________.
Do any of your sprites repeat a certain action? How does it work?
When _________, then _________.
(3 min)
(5 min)
What are some of the things the programmer, Mirelle, needed help with? How did Kaitlin, the other programmer, show her?
What do you do when you need help in Scratch?
Connect with your partner.
That's an interesting idea. I think ______.
What I think is similar to you (different from you) because _________.
What do you think?
(15 min)
Open your Thank You Card project from Lesson 3 in Scratch.
(I forget how to load my project saved yesterday)
Open the Week 2 Student Hyperdoc to make a copy of the worksheet in the "You do" section.
Get feedback on your project (even if you're not finished) from three different people.
Remember to take turns giving and getting feedback each time you work with someone new.
See if you can offer feedback on the repeats in your partner's project.
(20 min)
Use the feedback you received to make some changes to your project.
Try to rework your repeats or add more!
File -> Save to your computer to save your program for later.
Make sure you have shared your project with your teacher using your hyperdoc.
Pairs, Groups,
Whole Class
(5 min)
Today in Scratch, you received feedback from others.
Share your work and talk about your process in completing the project.
Today I _______.
Why are repeats important when programming?
Repeats are important in programming because _______.
Consider sharing your project with the person you created it for! Or share at Back-to-School Night or a Parent-Teacher Conference.