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    This 3 sentence summary provides the essential information from the document: The document provides instructions for creating a Scratch program to move a sprite in a loop across the screen from left to right and make it bounce off the edge of the screen. It describes dragging blocks like motion, looping, and bounce off edge into the script area and attaching them together to create a forever loop that moves the sprite across the screen and makes it bounce off the edges when it reaches the end. Some extra challenges are also provided like making the sprite move backwards or turn.

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    This 3 sentence summary provides the essential information from the document: The document provides instructions for creating a Scratch program to move a sprite in a loop across the screen from left to right and make it bounce off the edge of the screen. It describes dragging blocks like motion, looping, and bounce off edge into the script area and attaching them together to create a forever loop that moves the sprite across the screen and makes it bounce off the edges when it reaches the end. Some extra challenges are also provided like making the sprite move backwards or turn.

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    Worksheet 1

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    This 3 sentence summary provides the essential information from the document: The document provides instructions for creating a Scratch program to move a sprite in a loop across the screen from left to right and make it bounce off the edge of the screen. It describes dragging blocks like motion, looping, and bounce off edge into the script area and attaching them together to create a forever loop that moves the sprite across the screen and makes it bounce off the edges when it reaches the end. Some extra challenges are also provided like making the sprite move backwards or turn.

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    Created by Lisa Bergin, Katie Brown, and Nelson Chan

    1) Movement, Looping (repeat/forever) and Bouncing on Edge


    Open Scratch: Start Menu All Programs Subjects Technology (This may take a minute) Scratch

    1) Drag and drop

    into script area. Double click block to move sprite.

    Change the number 10 to 50, double click and see what happens. When sprite reaches the end of the screen, what happens? It stops, right? 2) Drag in the block in and attach it to to create:

    Now you click on this button to make your sprite go from left to right:

    3) Now attach to the top of your stack and then click on the green flag. To stop the program, use the stop sign. Add a FOREVER block into your program and place your two blue blocks inside the forever block, to create this.

    **(To separate blocks, click on the top block you want to move)** Now your cat is really moving! Modify your program so that he moves slowly across the stage.

    EXTRA CHALLENGES Try and make your cat: 1) move backwards, 2) turn (clockwise and counter clockwise).
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