First Project: Dance Dance Sprite  Write a dance with your sprite (You pick or create the sprite)  Incorporate as many of the Motion Commands as you.

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First Project: Dance Dance Sprite  Write a dance with your sprite (You pick or create the sprite)  Incorporate as many of the Motion Commands as you can.  Include at least two comments  Include project notes: Name, Date, Short Description of Assignment  Save it as YourNameDanceLesson2  Copy your saved dance into the Turn in folder for IntroToProgramming File -> save as.. Or just copy and paste it into the folder.  Extensions: Include several sprites, Make a football play Make a soccer play Make a skateboarder doing a trick A basketball player taking a shot Look at some of the ‘Control’ commands to have the sprites repeat motions.

Playing with Pictures Module 1 Lesson 3

Goals Introduce graphics in Scratch and allow you to import and edit sprites and to modify backgrounds Introduce graphics in Scratch and allow you to import and edit sprites and to modify backgrounds Write a Costume Change program. Write a Costume Change program.

To Delete a Sprite Click on the Scissors and then the sprite. Or right click on the sprite and select delete.

Editing a Sprite Load (import) a Sprite in Scratch. Load (import) a Sprite in Scratch.

More Editing RESIZE Select the tool, and click on the sprite to change the size.

Edit the Costume Costumes tab Select Edit

Scale buttons Rotate buttons Flip current selection horizontally or vertically. Erase canvas Add image from a file. Undo Redo Zoom Current Colors Options area – Tool Settings Color palates – Change the current colors.

Time to Experiment Edit your sprite by changing size, color etc.. Edit your sprite by changing size, color etc.. When finished click OK When finished click OK (Give time now for experimenting.) (Give time now for experimenting.) Open a new project Open a new project Leave the cat on the screen and click on the costumes tab. Leave the cat on the screen and click on the costumes tab.

1. Click Costumes tab 2. Click Paint 3. Click Import 4. Select the cat1-a

Use the fill tool to change the color Fill tool Select Color Change the color.

Notice you just made costume 3 Repeat this process to make another costume.

Scripts Select Costume 1 Select Costume 1 Select the Scripts tab Select the Scripts tab Build and execute a program to change the costumes. Build and execute a program to change the costumes.

Sample Code Modify your code to have the cat move across the stage as it changes costumes.

Importing Backgrounds 1. Click on the stage. 2. Click on Backgrounds 3. Click on import 4. You can also edit the background.

Pictures Project New Background New Background At least two sprites moving on the stage. At least two sprites moving on the stage. Sprites need to be edited and have their costumes change when moving. Sprites need to be edited and have their costumes change when moving. Can also try to get an image from the internet. Can also try to get an image from the internet. Save it as YourNamePictures3 Save it as YourNamePictures3 Turn it into the Turnin folder Turn it into the Turnin folder Extensions: Extensions: Coordinate the movement of the sprites. (Dance, Play, Story, …) Coordinate the movement of the sprites. (Dance, Play, Story, …) Using the editor, create your own sprite. Using the editor, create your own sprite.