INTERACTIVE PRESENTATION

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Overview

In Interactive Presentation, students create a presentation and make it interactive using Scratch. Students add at least three slides, including a title slide that introduces their topic. Students learn how to present reports, research, or alternative story endings in a way that engages an audience and encourages collaboration

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Examples

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Learning Objectives

• Create an interactive presentation in Scratch for CS First that includes text, images, and animation.
• Use event blocks (like “when this sprite clicked”) to trigger a series of code.
• Sequence at least 3 “say” blocks to introduce their topic (by selecting a narrator sprite).

Computer Science Topics Covered

• Parallelism: The process of events happening at the same time, either independently or interdependently.
• Debugging: The process of identifying and fixing error(s) in a program when it is not functioning as expected.
• Control structures: Sections of code that order the direction or flow of how a program functions. The control structure in this lesson is focused on loops.

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Build Your Presentation

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Add More Slides

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Animate Your Sprite

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Add Sound

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Add Movement