This short lab introduces you to
the SCRATCH program. You will meet Sprite who will give you some tips on the
program.
Open SCRATCH by clicking on the
icon on your home screen.
Open the file Tutorial by clicking File -> Open…
After hearing from Sprite and
practicing moving him around the screen, it is time for you to start
programming. In the center screen under “Scripts” is the list of instructions
that the tutorial program runs. If you scroll to the end, you will see this:
The if statement will not do anything until it receives a
command. Under the “Sensing” tab, find the icon that says key space is
pressed. Click and drag this icon to match it with the shape after if.
If you click on the down arrow,
you can pick any key to press.
After selecting your key, you
can then pick something for Sprite to say. Change “Hello!” in the purple say icon and write a good-bye message
from Sprite.
Once you are finished, click the
green flag once again to run your program. When you press the key you selected
before, Sprite should say your message and the program will end.
Using the “Sensing”
tab, see if you can make Sprite talk for a certain amount of time for the
good-bye message.
(Hint: look at statements at the beginning of the program.)
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