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You can use the following code to make a sprite sense when it it touching another sprite. The example below makes the sprite move away from another sprite.

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Use the following code to make your sprite move when you press the arrow keys.

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To turn in your project you will need to either click the share button on the right side of the screen to create a share link which you can turn in on edmodo.

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You can also add sound blocks to the project

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You can make your character say things in speech bubbles.

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Follow the basic steps below to create your very first scratch project for this class. Your project will need to use every type of block shown and have multiple sprites. 

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Follow the basic steps below to create your very first scratch project for this class. Your project will need to use every type of block shown and have multiple sprites. 

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Remember that each sprite has its own set of code.

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Again, you can either pick from the library, draw, upload or use a webcam

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You can add more sprites using the pre-made library objects, paint your own, use a picture or webcam. Go ahead and add more characters to your project. Take note of Mr. Lea's amazing drawing skills for sprite 2

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You can place one set of blocks inside a repeat loop to make it

work multiple times. Either a specific number of times or forever

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When you click on the sprite the sprite will go to where the mouse pointer is.

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go to the webpage below to sign up for an account

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Scratch is a free programming language and online community where you can create your own interactive stories, games, and animations.

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You can make code happen when certain things happen such as a keypress or when someone presses play.

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You can put motion blocks in the space on the right. Click on the block to make the character execute the action

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Go to the scratch home page and click on explore to see how others have used scratch. Click the SEE INSIDE button to see their code blocks. The best way to learn is to take ideas from other people.

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We are going to use scratch to create our own games and interactive cards. We will explore how to tell a computer to think using code.

The upcoming major assignments for this class will be to create an interactive card for any teacher in celebration of Teacher Appreciation Week, May 5-8.

We will also be working on creating our own games using scratch.

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Programming is the future, as we are more technologically advanced we need more people who can read and write in code. We use it for manufacturing, logistics, industry, science, medicine, automation and of course computers and video games. Those who can read and write code will create the future.

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Scratch is a programming language and online community where you can create your own interactive stories, games, and animations-- and share your creations with others around the world.