Creative Programming with ScratchJr · Autumn Term
Looks and Sound Blocks
Changing sprite appearance, adding speech bubbles, and incorporating sounds.
Key Questions
- Explain how 'say' blocks can help tell a story.
- Construct a script that makes a character change costume and play a sound.
- Assess how different sounds can enhance an animation's mood.
National Curriculum Attainment Targets
KS1: Computing - ProgrammingKS1: Computing - Creating Digital Content
Year: Year 2
Subject: Computing
Unit: Creative Programming with ScratchJr
Period: Autumn Term
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