Scratch Junior

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R799 per month (one hour per week) R300 ad-hoc lesson R150 Demo lesson 30 minute 1 School Term (1 session per week, over…

2 March 2025

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R799 per month (one hour per week)

R300 ad-hoc lesson

R150 Demo lesson 30 minute

1 School Term (1 session per week, over a 10 week period)

Who will benefit

Know the tools and terminology used in the Scratch Junior Environment
Know the instructions and sequencing for breaking up a small story in steps.
Perform stories with motion blocks.
Creating characters in a story, setting scenes.
Setting and modifying speed in stories and animation.
Know how to use messaging and broadcasting.
Design and create stories and games.

Course Content

Get to know your lecturer
Download and install the right application
Learn how to use the meeting platformLearning the layout of Scratch Jr
Write your first basic script

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Scratch Junior

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Course Content

Lesson 1 – Introduction

Get to know your lecturer

Download and install the right application

Learn how to use the meeting platformLearning the layout of Scratch Jr

Write your first basic script

Lesson 2 – Let’s Move it

Throw a dance party!

Picking a background and some sprites of your own

Get to know all movement codes in Scratch Jr

Specific movement and using the grid

CHALLENGE TIME!

Turning around and using rotation codes

Lesson 3 -Run and Hide!

Using the entire purple palette and set speed codes

Programming “The Wizard” to disappear and reappear

“Change The Pace”

Activity: The Big Race (Designing and programming your own race)

Lesson 4 – Wait Your Turn

Using the “Wait” code and creating your first basic story

Stop and Look

Turning the Page

Programming dialogue between sprites

Making 2 or more sprites interact

Lesson 5 – Build a Snowman!

Creating your first sprite

Creation screen layout and terminology

Learn how to design characters and objects that can be used in your game/story

Try it out and be creative

Add the snowman to your story and make him talk

Lesson 6 – Make your own Sprite

Using what we have learnt in the previous lesson to make your own, original sprite.

Testing creativity, designing and executing skills.

Conceptualising the design

Lesson 7 – Pick A Peach

Creating your first interactive game

Using “Start on tap” codes

Basics of broadcasting and messaging between sprites

Make the game more challenging

Lesson 8 – Blast Off!

You will be shown the final result of this program and then figure out how to program it by yourself

Use all the skills you have learnt up to this point.

Expanding your horizons of programming in Scratch Jr

Be creative and make the program even more interesting

Stage 9 & 10 – Games! Games! Games!

In the last two lessons we will be creating 3 different games

All 3 of these games will entail teaching the student all the codes we have not learnt yet.

Game 1: Tag! Learning how to use the “Start on Bump” code

Game 2: Odd One Out

Game 3: Creating an interactive maze.

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