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ScratchJr vs Scratch: Key Differences

The document outlines the similarities and differences between ScratchJr and Scratch, highlighting that both use block-based programming and sprites, but Scratch offers more features and online sharing. It also provides instructions for creating a competition program in both ScratchJr and Scratch, detailing specific actions for the sprites and interactions. The Scratch program includes additional elements like dialogue and costume changes for the winning sprite.

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ScratchJr vs Scratch: Key Differences

The document outlines the similarities and differences between ScratchJr and Scratch, highlighting that both use block-based programming and sprites, but Scratch offers more features and online sharing. It also provides instructions for creating a competition program in both ScratchJr and Scratch, detailing specific actions for the sprites and interactions. The Scratch program includes additional elements like dialogue and costume changes for the winning sprite.

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Lesson 2

Sc ratc h
Introd u c ti o
n
Similarities between ScratchJr and
Scratch
• Programs are built using blocks linked together.
• They have the same main game character, known as
sprite.
• They have similar-colored commands.
• They are both coding applications.
Differences between ScratchJr and
Scratch
• Scratch programs can be saved and shared online.
• There are more options available.
• The blocks have words on them.
• ScratchJr is only available as an app, whereas Scratch
can be accessed on the internet or downloaded to your
devices.
Write a program using ScratchJr.

[Link] 2 sprites that they must compete.

[Link] object or character or sprite must win.

[Link] the text too.


Write a program using Scratch 3.

1. Add 2 sprites that they must compete.


2. Say “Hi” and “Hello” back for 2 seconds.
3. Then Wait for 1 second.
4. Move ---- steps.
5. One sprite who won must say “Hey! I Won” when one button from
keyboard is pressed.
6. Meanwhile, this sprite’s costumes must change.

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