1 Understand how to use Scratch to: – Animate a sprite – Add sound to your script – Use the forever command to create a loop Lesson 2: Learning Objectives.

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1 Understand how to use Scratch to: – Animate a sprite – Add sound to your script – Use the forever command to create a loop Lesson 2: Learning Objectives

2 Start moving! Drag a MOVE block into the Scripts area

3 Add a sound Drag out the play drum and put it under the move block

4 Start a dance Add another move block, change the number to -10 Add another drum block, change the number to pick a different drum beat

5 Again and again Drag out a forever block and place it at the top of stack, they will wrap around the other blocks

6 Add the Green flag Drag out a and put it on the top of the stack

7 Change colour Drag out a Change effect block Double click on the block to see what it does

8 Key press Add a above the change effect block

9 Run the script to see if it works Click on the green flag to make the sprite dance Click on the space bar to make the sprite change colour Now using the skills you have learned this lesson and last lesson, choose a sprite and create a script of your own

10 Plenary Swap seats with a partner Run their script State one positive comment about their project and think of one improvement Share your comments with your partner

11 Extension Activity Adding another sprite Adding speech

12 Adding another sprite Click on to add sprite, select Jodi1 from the people folder

13 Add speech Drag a say block onto the script area, click on the text and change it

14 Add animation By switching between costumes you can make your sprite move Click on the Costumes tab and import and open Jodi2

15 Add the script Click on the Script tab and add these blocks Drag on a and place it above the forever block, use the drop down to select a key to assign the animation too