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Meet Scratch: Sprites, Events and Sequence

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Scratch Programming, Lesson 1 of 8. A first tour of the Scratch 3 editor, then three guided builds on a starter file: a script that starts with an event, a sequence of blocks that run top to bottom, and two sprites with two different events. Ends with a mini-project and the file-saving routine us…

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Lesson outline

  1. Go and Stop
  2. Do Now — What You Know About Algorithms
  3. The Scratch Editor — Six Parts
  4. The Real Editor — Same Six Parts
  5. Hinge Check — Where Does It Run?
  6. I Do — Build 1: Say Hello
  7. Checkpoint 1 — Yours Should Look Like This
  8. We Do — Build 2: A Sequence for Bot
  9. Checkpoint 2 — Predict It
  10. I Do — Run It For Real
  11. We Do — Build 3: Two Sprites, Two Events
  12. Save It — The Same Way Every Lesson
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