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Assignment Task: Create a Bouncing Ball Simulation using the Glide Random Block, Point in Direction, and Events. Steps: 1. Choose a Ball Sprite (e.g., basketball, soccer ball, or any round object). 2. Set Initial Position: Move the ball to the center of the stage (X: 0, Y: 0). 3.
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📝 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+
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📌 Task 1: Jumping Star ⭐ 🔹 Goal: Make a star sprite jump to random positions when clicked. Steps to Follow: 1️⃣ Open Scratch and choose a Star sprite (or any object of your choice). 2️⃣ Use the "Go to Random Position" block to make it teleport when clicked. 3️⃣ Add
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1. Switch Costume & Next Costume Blocks Costumes are different appearances of a sprite. A sprite can have multiple costumes to show different looks, like a character walking, dancing, or changing expressions. * Switch Costume Block: * Instantly changes the sprite’s look to a specific costume. * You must select a costume
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1. Motion Blocks & Events (Class 5 Recap) Glide Random Block * Definition: Moves a sprite smoothly to a random location over a set duration. * Why use it? * Creates natural movement in animations and games. * Adds randomness to sprite behavior. * Example: Making a ball move to different places randomly. Point in
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1. Keypress Events Definition: A keypress event happens when you press a key on your keyboard, and the sprite follows an action. It tells Scratch to listen for a key and respond to it. Why use it? * Keypress events help make games and animations interactive. * They allow players to control
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Understanding Motion Blocks & Events 1. Glide Random Block Definition: The Glide Random Block moves a sprite smoothly to a random location on the stage over a set duration. Why use it? * Makes movement look natural and animated. * Helps create randomness in games and interactive projects. Example: {Show by implementing
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Revision: Motion Blocks Overview 1. Introduction to Scratch & Basic Motion Blocks * Move Block: This block helps to move the sprite in steps in X-axis. (positive numbers → right direction, negative numbers → left direction). * Try It: Drag a Move [10] Steps block and click it. Change the value to -10 to
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So, today we will do practice of Motion blocks till what we have covered by making a small project. Project: Animated Traffic Scene Objective: Create an animation where two cars and a bike move around each other smoothly using Go to X-Y and Glide blocks. This project will help students
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Understanding Coordinates in Scratch To understand X-Y, Glide and Change and Set X-Y blocks, first we have to understand the X-Y coordinate system in Scratch. Scratch uses a coordinate system to determine where sprites are placed on the Stage. * The X-axis represents horizontal movement: * Left direction: Negative values (-240 is
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What is Scratch? Scratch is a visual block-based programming language that helps you create animations, stories, and games by arranging blocks like puzzle pieces. Instead of typing code, we drag and drop blocks to make a program. Scratch Editor: https://scratch.mit.edu/ (Make your account on scratch to save
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Today, kids are getting more and more inclined towards digital things, be it playing games on PC, watching a movie on mobiles, etc. And as a parent, the best thing you can do for your kids is to make this a boon for all. Just like reading or writing, coding