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November 2012
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Create a story in Scratch for a young audience (fairy tale, historical event, scientific event/discovery) Develop language and literacy skills in English by using computer resources To develop this idea to create a story and be able to dominate other schools and even the WORLD!!! To be famous superstar in Scratch To complete in 6 weeks (started 8 Nov, to finish 20 Dec) Objective
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Be able to include backgrounds Be able to change to different backgrounds Be able to introduce speech bubbles Prior learning
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Using the template provided, create a storyboard with the following: 5-10 different slides Different characters (collect images) Different scenes backgrounds (collect images) Sound effects, soundtrack, sound commentary Other sprites (buildings, trees, clouds, etc. (collect images) Approximate timings Synopsis (Story) Lesson 1
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Import backgrounds (STAGE) from the Scratch library Learn how to import backgrounds from the internet into Scratch Import Sprites from the Scratch library Create characters (SPRITES) from within Scratch using the Editing tools Learn how to import images from the internet and turn them into Scratch Sprites Lesson 2
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Ensure all backgrounds are imported Learn how to add script to the stage Use relevant scripts to change the background Understand the importance of timing in a story, and use the Wait command to keep backgrounds in place Lesson 3 – Programming for backgrounds
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Start building the story by introducing sprites Understand that sprites have different scripts attached to them Use the Show/Hide commands to make sprites appear or vanish at the right times in the story Learn how to move/walk sprites Understand the importance of speech in a story and learn how to introduce speech bubbles in scratch Lesson 4 – Programming for characters
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Finish all movement and speech commands in your story Check the timings of your story and ensure text can easily be read Introduce sound effects and background music where relevant Write a brief explanation of your story within Scratch Lesson 5
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Use test plan checklist for Peer assessment Look for any things that could be improved from a programming perspective Look for things that could be improved from a literacy perspective Change errors (spelling / punctuation) in your own project Lesson 6
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