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The document is a worksheet focused on understanding and utilizing different types of loops in a Scratch project called 'Dancing dinosaurs'. It includes tasks for comparing loop actions performed by dinosaurs and modifying their code to achieve specific behaviors. The worksheet encourages recording actions and repetitions while implementing continuous and conditional loops.

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Worksheet Questions

The document is a worksheet focused on understanding and utilizing different types of loops in a Scratch project called 'Dancing dinosaurs'. It includes tasks for comparing loop actions performed by dinosaurs and modifying their code to achieve specific behaviors. The worksheet encourages recording actions and repetitions while implementing continuous and conditional loops.

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Name: Worksheet

Types of loops

Task A: Compare two types of loops

Open the project ‘Dancing dinosaurs’: [Link]/dinos

Trigger the sequences to run by clicking on them.

What actions are the dinosaurs performing?

How many times do they repeat these actions?

Record your answers.

Actions the dinosaur is performing:

How many times does it repeat the actions?

Actions the dinosaur is performing:

How many times does it repeat the actions?

Image: Scratch is a project of the Scratch Foundation. It is available for free at [Link] 1

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Types of loops Worksheet

Actions the dinosaur is performing:

How many times does it repeat the actions?

Task B: Use loops for a purpose

Open the project ‘Dancing dinosaurs’ [Link]/dinos.

Modify the dinosaur code:

1) The green dinosaur should keep looking left and


right, but it stops after a few times. It should look
left and right continuously while the program
is running.

2) The red dinosaur should change colour as it jumps,


waiting one second between changes. It should
do this continuously.

3) The blue dinosaur should change its costume


10 times then stop.

Image: Scratch is a project of the Scratch Foundation. It is available for free at [Link]

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