Starter quiz
- Which icon would you press to add a sprite to a project?
- Which type of blocks are used to make a sprite move?
- motion ✓
- events
- operators
- looks
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- Which code block would turn a sprite clockwise 15 degrees?
- The __________ of a sprite changes what it looks like.
- costume ✓
- motion
- backdrop
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- Pick all of the features of a sprite which can be changed.
- code ✓
- costumes ✓
- sounds ✓
- backdrop
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- In which section of the screen in Scratch can you see what your project looks like?
- stage ✓
- blocks
- code area
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Exit quiz
- Which of the blocks is a movement block?
- Which of these code blocks would move a sprite in a way that cannot be predicted?
- Which of these code blocks would make a sprite move slowly to a random position?
- Look at the Scratch project. If a movement block was added now, which sprite would move?
- Dog
- Frog ✓
- Penguin
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Lesson Details
Key learning points
- The motion code blocks add movement to a sprite.
- Multiple sprites can be controlled with separate movement commands.
- The stage provides a backdrop for sprites when they carry out commands.
- Random position motion blocks add unpredictability to commands.
Common misconception
Some pupils may think that a code block applies to all the sprites in a project.
Multiple sprites can be controlled using separate commands and they each need their own code blocks to control them.
Keywords
Motion - the movement of an object over time
Stage - the background of a project
Random - cannot be predicted
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