Part 4. Scratch Projects

Scratch eStory. (Complete automation)

Telling a story. Remake a movie scene with codes.
You are asked to complete two Scratch project.

The first is where a story is told completely by programming the sprites and switching backgrounds and so on. (Use of broadcast etc). The entire story should be initiated beginning to end with one click.

Movie scene remake

Using Scratch programming, create a movie scene remake or a scene from a story you read. Your entire story should start with one click and play out until the end.

Your Scratch project must have:

- 1. Switch screens (20%)
  2. If then statements. (Conditions) (20%)
  3. At least one loop. (20%)
  4. Sound (20%)
  5. Pseudocode document (20%)
- Make sure THE END appears at the end of your story: It can be a sprite that appears or you switch backdrop.

After the break project: ( Collaboration between two students).

Make a Scratch project to summarize your break. Let the class know what you did. (Review project).

The story must be told completely by programming the sprites and switching backgrounds and so on. (Use of broadcast etc). The entire story should be initiated beginning to end with one click.

Go to Scratch.mit.edu

Your Scratch project must have:

- 1. Switch screens (20%)
  2. If then statements. (Conditions) (20%)
  3. At least one loop. (20%)
  4. Sound (20%)
  5. Different Sprites and costumes (20%)

Scratch game. (Interactive programming principles)

Design your own game with Scratch. The second project is a race car (or other object in a maze) where sensors trigger an event. (Must use sensors).

Free design Scratch: Make your own project.

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