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I. Scratch Introduction Projects:: Project #1: Simple Story Scratch Project

The document outlines a 7th-grade animation class using Scratch, detailing various projects students can create. Students must complete an introduction project involving shapes and a bat Sprite, followed by selecting two out of five project options which include a simple story, a Pac-Man type game, Pong, a racing game, or a flower-growing challenge. Each project has specific requirements and optional extras to enhance creativity and engagement.

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I. Scratch Introduction Projects:: Project #1: Simple Story Scratch Project

The document outlines a 7th-grade animation class using Scratch, detailing various projects students can create. Students must complete an introduction project involving shapes and a bat Sprite, followed by selecting two out of five project options which include a simple story, a Pac-Man type game, Pong, a racing game, or a flower-growing challenge. Each project has specific requirements and optional extras to enhance creativity and engagement.

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7th Grade Animation Class

I. Scratch Introduction Projects:

Create each of the following shapes using your Sprite to draw them.

A. 1. Square 2. Hexagon 3. Triangle


B. Make the “bat” Sprite flap its wings and fly.
C. Create your very own Sprite

II. Scratch choices: Pick any two of the 5 you would like to do.

Project #1: Simple Story Scratch Project

Project Requirements:
1. Tell simple story of the "Paper Airplane"
2. Use multiple costumes in the "thrower" to convey
emotion.
3. Coordinate action with Broadcast commands.

Project #2: "Chasing/Eating" (Pac Man Type Game)

Requirements:
1. Game must have a main character that the user moves about the screen using the arrow keys
on the keyboard.
2. There must be "food" that the character eats. The food will disapear after the character eats it.
3. The game area must have a maze that the main character must "bounce" off when it touches
the maze. Design your own maze

Extras:
1. Have your game keep score based on the number of food eaten.
2. Ghosts or evil characters chase the main character.
3. System for keeping track of the lives of the main character.

Good luck and have fun creating your projects in Scratch.


Check the Help section of Mr. Krim’s Website for help on your projects
Project #3: Pong

Requirements:
1. Must have a paddle that the user controls with the mouse.
2. Must have a ball that moves on its own and bounces off the edges of the world.
3. Ball must bounce off the paddle.

Extras:
1. Design a "Breakout" like game where the ball hits bricks in a wall. The bricks disappear and
score is kept.
2. The ball bounces off the paddle in an angle of reflection that is equal to the angle of attack.
3. Use random statements to vary the ball angle when it bounces off the paddle.

Project #4: Racing Game

Requirements:
1. A Race Car that the user controls with the arrow keys for direction
and speed
2. A simulated road with a striped line down the center showing
"speed" and "motion" of car.
3. Puddles or other obstacles for the car to avoid

Extras:
1. Other Race Cars to pass during the game.
2. When the user's Race Car touches a puddle or other cars, the Race
Car "spins out of control."

Project #5: Growing Flowers (Challenge Project)

Requirements:
1. Have a Sprite that creates a stem and flower when
clicked.
2. Use Pen and color change to create colored flowers.
3. When "c" key is pressed - the screen clears.
4. Make a stage background with grass and sky

Good luck and have fun creating your projects in Scratch.


Check the Help section of Mr. Krim’s Website for help on your projects

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