In this activity, I used Scratch (online) to create an interactive animation based on my name. Each letter of my name is designed as a separate sprite. When I press a key on the keyboard that matches a letter in my name, that letter responds by animating on the screen.
For example, when I press the letter “K”, the “K” sprite performs an animation such as moving, changing color, or playing a sound. Each letter has its own unique animation, making the project interactive and fun to explore.
This activity helped me understand how to connect keyboard inputs with sprite behaviors using coding blocks in Scratch. It also allowed me to design creative animations while learning how to control events and actions in a program.
Through this project, I learned:
I learned how to use keyboard inputs (like pressing a key) to trigger actions in my project.
I understood how to create and manage multiple sprites, each with its own code and behavior.
I practiced arranging blocks in the correct order so that animations work smoothly and correctly.
I explored different animation effects such as movement, rotation, color changes, and sounds to make my project more engaging.
I learned how to fix issues when something didn’t work as expected, like checking key inputs or script connections.