2 - Collage and Conversation time!

Lesson Outline

1. Introduction (10 mins)

• Show students a sample Scratch collage project (e.g., a beach with animals that move when clicked).
  
  

• Ask: “What’s a collage? How can we make one in Scratch?”
  
  

• Briefly recap key Scratch elements: sprites, backdrops, coding blocks.

• ADD YOUR FIRST NAME ONTO BACKGROUND GRAPHIC
  
  

2. Getting Started (10 mins)

1. Open Scratch.
   
   

2. Choose a backdrop (e.g., forest, space, underwater).
   
   

3. Add 3–5 sprites (animals, objects, characters).
   
   

4. Position them around the screen like a collage.
   
   

3. Adding Interactivity (20 mins)

Introduce basic code blocks:

Make a sprite move when clicked:

when this sprite clicked

move 10 steps

play sound "pop"

Make a sprite spin with a key press:

when [space] key pressed

turn 15 degrees

Change costume / effect when clicked:

when this sprite clicked

next costume

change color effect by 25

Encourage students to experiment with different behaviours for each sprite.

4. Extension Ideas (15 mins)

• Add music or sound effects.
  
  

• Make sprites hide and reappear.
  
  

• Add a “Click me!” text sprite to guide the player.
  
  

• Create a theme (e.g., “Under the Sea,” “Outer Space,” “Jungle Party”).

. Showcase & Wrap-up (5 mins)

• Students share their collages with the class.
  
  

• Celebrate creativity—point out unique features (funny sprite movements, cool designs).
  
  

• Recap: “Today we learned how to use Scratch to create an interactive digital collage.”

2 - make some costume changes, be creative they dont need to be exactly like the following, make up your own. 

https://dashboard.blooket.com/set/6011b04ef2d20f001a113de9