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For K-8 teachers - no coding experience required!
Interactive Story
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Question:
How could this lesson be changed to teach multiplication, involving perhaps multiple options with right and wrong answers?
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Core/Curricular Competencies:
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Critical thinking
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Creative thinking
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Communication
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Understanding, Defining, Ideating, Sharing
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Content:
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Computational thinking, digital literacy, drafting, media arts, computers and communication devices
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Goal
To introduce interactivity into story creation. The students will create a story that gives the reader multiple options to change the course of the story.
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Time
4-45 minute lessons
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Materials Required:
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Lesson Plan:
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This lesson will use coding to create an interactive story
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You will have your students log into their Scratch accounts
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Then tell them to go here
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Go through the lessons together
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The purpose of these lessons is to introduce students to basic animation blocks and ask the user a question and have the answer change the story
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The recommendation is for one question that changes the direction of the story and gives two options
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Be aware in the "add ons" at the end of the lesson can sometimes overwhelm the students. "Make it Rain" and "Walking" are a good start.
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Here are some examples, look closely at the code used:
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Subject:
Recommended Grade:
Lesson Name:
L.A.
5-7
Interactive story
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