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
Open Scratch.
Choose a backdrop (e.g., forest, space, underwater).
Add 3–5 sprites (animals, objects, characters).
Position them around the screen like a collage.
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.
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”).
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.”
1 - Add two sprites and a backdrop
Sequenced conversation between the two...
2 - make some costume changes, be creative they dont need to be exactly like the following, make up your own.
3 - add a dance at the end