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Worksheet 3 - Motion Blocks

Rajat Garg

23 Apr 2025 — 1 min read

📝 Task 1: The Floating Balloon 🎈

🔹 Create a Balloon Sprite that slowly moves up and down continuously using Glide inside a Forever loop.

Steps:

1️⃣ Add a Balloon sprite and set its starting position using Go to X-Y.
2️⃣ Make it move up using Glide 2 secs to (same X, Y+50).
3️⃣ Then make it move down using Glide 2 secs to (same X, Y-50).
4️⃣ Place these inside a Forever loop so it keeps floating.

✏️ Question: What happens if you change the time in the Glide block?

📝 Task 2: The Spinning Fan 🌪️

🔹 Create a Fan or Windmill that rotates continuously using the Turn and Forever loop blocks.

Steps:

1️⃣ Download and upload the fan sprite from the given link. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1h663U0wI9OzF5MzU6_EygCA3yAavYXPd/view?usp=sharing
2️⃣ Use the "Turn ⟳ 15 degrees" block.
3️⃣ Place it inside a Forever loop so it spins endlessly.

✏️ Question: What happens if you increase the number of degrees in the Turn block?

📩 Submission:

Take a screenshot of your project and send it to the group.
Also, send the Scratch project link.

🚀 Happy Coding! 🚀

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Steps:

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