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Christmas Coding Activities and Game Making using Scratch

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Cover of the Christmas coding resource featuring Professor Cody and activities using Scratch 3.0
Cover of the Scratch Christmas activity resource
Introduction to the Christmas Scratch activities explains that students will need the prepared templates
Introduction to the activities and templates
Activity 1 begins with directions to open the Christmas living room template in Scratch and select See Inside
Activity 1: Opening the living room template
Activity 1 directs students to position living room sprites and inspect the Tree Lights sprite's costumes
Activity 1: Positioning sprites and exploring costumes
Activity 1 shows code to flash tree lights using the green flag, a forever loop, next costume, and a one-second wait
Activity 1: Coding flashing tree lights
Activity 1 tests the tree lights and codes flickering fireplace flames with costume changes and a 0.1-second wait
Activity 1: Testing lights and animating flames
Activity 1 tests the fireplace flames and begins a twinkling star by duplicating the Star sprite's costume
Activity 1: Creating a second star costume
Activity 1 recolors the duplicated star costume and adds a forever loop to change costumes every second
Activity 1: Recoloring and coding the star
Activity 1 ends by testing the star and challenging students to speed up lights, add a costume, and flash decorations
Activity 1: Final test and extension challenges
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About This Product

These are idea Christmas Activities for students who are learning to code. A broad range of ages can attempt the activities from around 9 yrs old to 14 yrs old. The objective is to teach young people to be able to use code effectively to solve problems in a fun and engaging way. The activities start easy and gradually get more complicated. Students will need a computer with access to the Internet to complete the activities. Templates are available to help them to complete the activities on the Scratch website. The type of coding is text based which many students find a little easier to engage with. There are 36 pages and 5 Individual fun activities. Students can also complete the activities independently. Once they have completed all of the activities they can then explore some of the other Scratch coding activities provided by Edulito. Look at the video below to get more information.

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