Some Experience

Some Scratch Experience?

• Create an All About Me Project:
  • Student Examples - These are mostly beginner projects.
  • My Example - This expands a bit by using recorded voice, imported images, and multiple backdrops.
  • A Teacher Friend's Example - Custom sprite with own picture that dances, use of map and imported images.
  • Another Student Example - This is not my student but it's a great example of where you could go with this project.
• Tell a Story:
  • Create a Scratch Project to tell a Knock-Knock joke. Check out my example.
  • Retell a story. Nursery Rhymes can be good for this. Check out my example using an Aesop’s Fable and another with my own version of a Nursery Rhyme.
  • Create your own story and program it in Scratch. Check out this example for what's possible to do!
• Create a Game:
  • Create a maze which the sprite navigates with arrow keys or by following the mouse. Check out some 3rd grade arrow key student examples.
  • Create a Guess the Secret Number game (see my example) or a Magic 8-Ball.
  • Create a Rock, Paper, Scissors game.
  • Recreate Frogger or Pong or Pacman or Fruit Ninja or any other game you think you want to recreate.
• Draw Your Initials: Using the coordinate plane, draw your initials. Block letters are fine. See my example. If that's too easy, try writing your name in cursive.
• Code a Song: Remix Play Me A Song and add a 2nd sprite and make this a round or code your own song.
• Explore projects on the Scratch website and remix or create a similar one of your own.

Questions or comments? Contact Vicky Sedgwick