🎯 GOALS

• Use coding to teach and explain an academic concept from another subject area

• Build a creative, interactive experience using Scratch

• Share and reflect on your project
  
  

🪜 STEPS

1. 🏗️ Build your Scratch Project based on your plan.

   • Must include user interaction – questions, tasks, levels, obstacles, vocabulary, etc.

   • Your project should teach a clear concept and require the user to think or act.

   • Use advanced Scratch techniques: variables, loops, conditionals, sensing, cloning, broadcasting, etc.

2. 🧪 Test your game/animation. Make sure it works! Ask a classmate to play it and give feedback.

3. 📝 Add comments in your code to explain key parts of your logic.

4. 🎙️ Add short instructions inside your Scratch project to tell users what to do.

5. ✏️ Update your Learning Journal:

   • Include your final design explanation and screenshots of your code

   • Reflect on what went well and what you might improve next time
     
     

📥 TURN IN

• ✅ Link to your final Scratch project

• ✅ Link to your Learning Journal

• ✅ Your Scratch project must:

  • Clearly teach a concept

  • Include user interaction (not just “click green flag and watch”)

  • Have instructions and comments in the code