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Year 3 children are introduced to Scratch as they begin exploring the fascinating world of block-based programming. In their first lesson, they learn about the Scratch interface, focusing on key features such as the stage, sprites, and coding blocks. The teacher demonstrates how to create simple animations by dragging and connecting blocks to control a sprite’s movements and actions, sparking excitement and curiosity.

Pupils are encouraged to experiment with basic commands, such as making a sprite move, speak, or change colour, while starting to grasp sequences and loops. Engaging activities, like programming a sprite to dance or draw shapes, make the learning experience both creative and enjoyable. By the end of the session, children are brimming with ideas, eager to create their own projects, and ready to build on these foundational skills in future lessons.

Year 6 Scratch Unit:
https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/year-6-scratch-unit-13172720

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