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-plan
- find animations we are going to us

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How often will your team meet?

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Who will be the project leader to update the Padlet and lead the daily team conferences: makai

Who will be the designer or artistic director?: brandon

Who will be the troubleshooter to help with tech support and coding questions?: Robb

Who will keep the group on task,  aware of the timeline and be sure you've met the requirements?: Myles

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1-Type of Sprite: AZ hip-hop
2-Theme:  dance  party
3-Overall message:  party responsibly
4-Two matching lines of code: color and dancing
5-Where will the matching lines of code be? beginining

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https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/197362190/

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Step 1: Sign up for a Scratch account and read Scratch Guidelines

Username: first name + first two letters of your last name

Password: RH Google Password

Email: RH email address ….@docs.rhnet.org

Step 2: Familiarize yourself with the Scratch program using the instructional videos and learn how, then try a starter project!

Step 3: Use Padlet to to document and assign group roles, responsibilities, and timeline

Watch how to video, then select someone to remake and share the team Padlet. Link your team’s Padlet to the assignment on classroom.

Partners must communicate progress daily, give feedback, and support each other remotely via the Padlet. *The Padlet must be kept up to date and accurate!

Step 4: Create a unified vision for your Scratch design. Each design must include:

the same sprite, theme, overall message, and the same two lines of code

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What is done?  Move completed stickies to this column.  

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What is done?  Move completed stickies to this column.  

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