L/O: To develop programming skills using independent research and investigation
OUTCOME: You will aim to complete your Scratch game and evidence document
Starter - 10 minutes
a) Open your Scratch Evidence document that you have been completing each lessonb) Check that each section is complete and that the screenshots are an appropriate size
c) Read through the evaluation section and begin noting down some answers to the questions
Main - 40 minutes
Open your game
Red Task
Ensure that you have the following in your game so far:
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2. A score variable
3. A text bubble to your enemy sprite so that it says something to your main character at the start of the game
Orange Task
Work on your game to add other elements that you would like - to make your game more interesting. You can use internet research to help.
Green Task
Use your own research to find out how to add another level in Scratch
Plenary - 10 minutes
Complete the evaluation section of your Scratch Evidence documentHomework
Email your review to yourself and complete at homeDue next lesson
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