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Beginner's Guide to Scratch Programming

The document outlines a beginner's module on Scratch programming, targeted at primary and secondary school students, starting on May 4, 2025. It includes steps for downloading and installing Scratch, as well as lessons covering basic motion, looks, sounds, and simple interactions. Each lesson features hands-on activities and mini projects to enhance learning.

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Beginner's Guide to Scratch Programming

The document outlines a beginner's module on Scratch programming, targeted at primary and secondary school students, starting on May 4, 2025. It includes steps for downloading and installing Scratch, as well as lessons covering basic motion, looks, sounds, and simple interactions. Each lesson features hands-on activities and mini projects to enhance learning.

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Module Title: Introduction to Scratch Programming

Duration: First Week ( 05/04/2025)


Target Audience: Beginners (Primary/Secondary School Students)

Steps to Download and Install Scratch

Option 1: Using Scratch Online (Installation Required)

1. Open a web browser (Chrome, Edge, or Firefox).


2. Go to Scratch's official website. [Link]
3. Click "Create" to start coding without installation.
4. (Optional) Click "Join Scratch" to create an account and save projects.
5. Exploring the Scratch workspace

Option 2: Getting Started with Scratch ( No Installation Required)

• Creating a Scratch account (if using online version)


• Exploring the Scratch workspace
Lesson 1: Basic Motion and Events

• Introduction to Scratch and its interface (Stage, Sprites, Blocks)


• Using motion blocks to move a sprite
• Understanding event blocks (e.g., "when green flag clicked")
• Simple hands-on activity: Move a sprite in different directions

Lesson 2: Looks and Sounds

• Changing sprite costumes


• Adding sounds and playing music
• Creating a simple animation

Lesson 3: Simple Interaction with Input

• Using "Say" blocks for text interactions


• Introducing "Ask and Answer" for basic user input
• Mini project: Interactive greeting program

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