We are Bug Fixers - Lesson 6 - Y3 & Y4
- by James D. Lewis
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- 11 Dec, 2018
To find explore Scratch (Beta 3) - investigating its new algorithms
This year, Scratch is featuring two new creative coding activities, providing children with opportunities to create imaginative projects based on their interests.
In anticipation of the official release of Scratch 3.0 on January 2, 2019, we’re inviting everyone to create projects using the Beta version of Scratch 3.0! |
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Create animations that talk
Bring characters to life in Scratch using new Text-to-Speech blocks powered by Amazon Web Services. This project will show you how to create talking animations that spin, zoom, and change colours. The possibilities are endless! |
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Learning Objectives:
To build up resilience and
strategies for problem solving
To increase knowledge and understanding of Scratch Beta 3.0
Success Criteria:
I can work out how some of the new talking speech algorithms can be used.
Animate an adventure game!
Send your favorite Cartoon Network characters on a quest, from the farthest reaches of the universe to the edge of Craig's creek. Unlock secret treasures and discover new characters while creating an adventure game.
Looking for CSEdWeek ideas using Scratch 2.0? Visit the Tips page
for starter projects, activity cards, tutorials, educator guides, and more.
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Visit the tips page for starter projects, activity cards and teacher ideas
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