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Dance Cards Dance Cards Show Your Moves Add Music Spin Change Colors Copy & Paste: Add Friends Ask and Answer

Change costumes to make your sprite look like it is dancing around! Show Your Moves Show Your Moves GET READY Change costumes to make your sprite look like it is dancing around! Click the tab. Make sure your sprite has more than one costume. Choose a sprite. ADD THIS CODE Make the costume change as long as the program runs. Change the number to affect the sprite’s speed. TRY IT Shake your micro:bit. Make your sprite dance on the dance floor! 1 Add a background.

Add Music Add Music GET READY Make your character dance to a beat! Choose a soundtrack for the scene. Choose a sound from the Library. Click the Sounds tab. ADD THIS CODE TRY IT Make sure to choose PLAY SOUND UNTIL DONE so that the entire track plays before starting over. Edit the track in the Sounds tab. vs. 2

Spin your sprites all around! GET READY Spin your sprites all around! Start your sprite with the A button. Control when and how fast your sprite spins in a circle. ADD THIS CODE Make the sprite spin once with each press of the button. Make your sprite spin continuously with one press of the button. TRY IT Click the A button to spin the sprite. TIP: Experiment with the degrees of rotation! 3

Add image effects to change the way your sprite looks. Change Colors Change Colors GET READY Change your sprite’s color with the B button. Control when and how fast your sprite changes its appearance. Add image effects to change the way your sprite looks. ADD THIS CODE Make the sprite’s color change once with each press of the button. Make the sprite’s color change continuously with one press of the button. TRY IT Click the B button to change the sprite’s color. CHALLENGE: What other effects can you use on your sprite? 4

Copy & Paste: Add Friends Duplicate code onto additional sprites. GET READY Duplicate code onto additional sprites. Click the tab. Make sure your sprites have more than one costume. Add additional sprites. ADD THIS CODE TRY IT Drag and drop your code from the first sprite onto the additional characters. Click each sprite to make sure that the code transferred. 5

Interact with your micro:bit’s display. Ask and Answer Ask and Answer GET READY Interact with your micro:bit’s display. Use the Sensing blocks to interact with your micro:bit. ADD THIS CODE Start the program. If you answer “yes,” a message will be sent to the micro:bit. Otherwise, the program will ask the question again. YES TRY IT Run the program. Answer the question and check your micro:bit. Can you read the message? 6