I made my project in Scratch. I had to add a backdrop, and a dancer. I got my sprite from the dance tab. Then I took out the moves I didn't like. Next I made it so when the green flag is clicked he will dance. I added a forever block, and added the change costume button. I also changed the time to change every .5 seconds. Next I needed to add some music. I did that by going to the backdrop's tab and added when green flag clicked play a song. I added the songs by going to a tab in the corner and picked the loop tab. I also had to make my sprite be able to move with the left and right arrow keys. The block I used to make it move with they arrow keys is the When key pressed. I also used a forever block. I also made it so that he will turn around when he hits the wall. I also added an extra thing. I made it so that the user can change the music by pressing the numbers and 1 or 2. I really like doing this project because I like to code. I also liked how I could add my own flair to it. I really enjoyed learning new code blocks. If you want to try it for yourself you can just click on the picture.

I created my project in Scratch. I needed to put in two different sprites for my project. I also had to use the broadcast block to make it so when my cat says something it will send a message to the dog saying that once he finishes say this. I had to change the name of the broadcast every time I do a different sentence. I also had to make it so that the blocks were easy to understand so I would not get confused. I had to put the broadcast block after the character's dialogue, so when he finishes saying it he will send a message to the other sprite saying that he finished and that it is his turn. To make the sprites receive each others broadcasts I had to use a when I receive broadcast block. Once I finished I made the dog sprite tell a joke back. I also used the text to speech extension. It made it so when one sprite says something a voice will start saying what the sprite is saying. I really liked doing this assignment because I liked how I could make my own knock knock joke, and I enjoyed using the broadcast block. If you want to see my project you can click on the picture and it will bring you there.

I made this game in Scratch. It is just a small game I made. The goal is to see how high your score is when you decide to stop it. If you want to check it out just click on the picture.

I created my project in Scratch. I had to add a background and a sprite. I had to add 5 or more eggs in this project. I decided to include 10 eggs in this egg hunt. To make the eggs hard to find I colored them the color of certain parts of the background. I also made the eggs have a ghost effect. The ghost effect makes the eggs harder to see because it makes them more transparent depending on the number you put in. If someone finds all the eggs the rabbit will tell the player that they found all the eggs. To keep track of the eggs you've found, there is a box at the corner that shows how many eggs you have found so far. To make the rabbit say something when the player has found all the eggs I had to take the variable that I use for the eggs found and I had to put it in an operator block. The operator block I used meant when the player had this many eggs to tell the rabbit to say something. To make the block work I had to put the operator block inside an if then block. Then I put in a text box, that has what the rabbit says. I also put all of that in a forever block, but to make the rabbit not repeat itself I had to put a stop all block after the text box. If I didn't the rabbit would repeat itself over and over again. I really liked doing this assignment because I could make the eggs any color I wanted, and I could add a bunch of things to make it harder. I also liked it because I really like programming in Scratch. If you want to check out my egg hunt you can just click on the picture and it will bring you to it.

I made my project is Scratch. To make it, first I had to add the pen extension, and I had to add the erase and pen up button at the beginning of my script so it wouldn't trace over the previous one. I also had to use a block that told my sprite where to start, and the blocks I wanted to use the glide block so the person running it could see the sprite draw my initial. I really liked this project because I like to draw, and I like to program and this project put them both together. I also liked how we got to use the coordinate plane because it was our first time using it, and I also liked learning how to use it. If you want to see my project you can just click on the picture.