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Scratch Coding

The document outlines key concepts for teaching Scratch to Grade 3 and 4 students, including basic terminology, interface components, and various types of blocks such as motion, looks, sound, and control. It includes worksheets with multiple-choice questions, fill-in-the-blanks, true/false statements, and short answer sections to assess students' understanding. Additionally, answer keys for both grades are provided to facilitate grading.
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Scratch Coding

The document outlines key concepts for teaching Scratch to Grade 3 and 4 students, including basic terminology, interface components, and various types of blocks such as motion, looks, sound, and control. It includes worksheets with multiple-choice questions, fill-in-the-blanks, true/false statements, and short answer sections to assess students' understanding. Additionally, answer keys for both grades are provided to facilitate grading.
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PART 1: REVISION CONCEPTS (Grade 3 & 4 – Scratch)

Key Concepts Students Must Know

1. Scratch Basics

 What is Scratch? → Block-based coding platform

 What is a Sprite? → Character/object

 What is Stage? → Background area

2. Interface

 Stage
 Sprite List

 Blocks Palette

 Scripts Area

3. Motion Blocks

 Move steps

 Turn degrees

 Go to x, y

4. Looks Blocks

 Say/Think

 Change costume

 Change backdrop

5. Sound Blocks

 Play sound

 Stop sound

6. Events

 When green flag clicked

 When key pressed

7. Control Blocks

 Repeat

 Wait

 Forever

8. Pen (Basic intro)

 Draw lines
 Make shapes

PART 2: WORKSHEET – GRADE 3

A. Choose the correct answer

1. Scratch is a __________.
a) Game
b) Programming language
c) Browser

2. The character in Scratch is called a __________.


a) Stage
b) Sprite
c) Block

3. The green flag is used to __________.


a) Stop program
b) Start program
c) Delete sprite

B. Fill in the blanks

1. The __________ is where the sprite performs.

2. __________ blocks are used to move a sprite.

3. The __________ block starts the program.

C. True or False

1. Scratch uses typing code. ______

2. Sprite can move on the stage. ______

3. Sound blocks are used for movement. ______

D. Match the following

Column
Column B
A

Motion Move
Column
Column B
A

Sound Music

Appearanc
Looks
e

E. Short Answer

1. What is a sprite?

2. What does the green flag do?

PART 3: WORKSHEET – GRADE 4

A. Choose the correct answer

1. “Move 10 steps” belongs to __________ block.


a) Looks
b) Motion
c) Sound

2. “Say Hello” belongs to __________.


a) Looks
b) Motion
c) Control

3. “Repeat 10” is a __________ block.


a) Control
b) Sound
c) Events

B. Fill in the blanks

1. The __________ block repeats actions.

2. The __________ block plays music.

3. The __________ block changes background.

C. True or False
1. Control blocks manage the flow of program. ______

2. Stage can move like sprite. ______

3. “Forever” block runs continuously. ______

D. Name the following

1. Block used to start program → __________

2. Block used to wait → __________

3. Area where code is written → __________

E. Write a simple script

Write steps to:


Make a sprite move and say “Hello”

PART 4: ANSWER KEY – GRADE 3

A.

1. b

2. b

3. b

B.

1. Stage

2. Motion

3. Green Flag

C.

1. False

2. True

3. False
D.

Motion → Move
Sound → Music
Looks → Appearance

E.

1. A sprite is a character or object in Scratch.

2. The green flag starts the program.

PART 5: ANSWER KEY – GRADE 4

A.

1. b

2. a

3. a

B.

1. Repeat

2. Sound

3. Looks

C.

1. True

2. False

3. True

D.

1. When green flag clicked

2. Wait block
3. Scripts Area

E. Sample Script Answer

 When green flag clicked

 Move 10 steps

 Say “Hello”

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