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11/8/22 Lecture

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PETA: Making an Individual maze for the group from easy to hard
There are 9 blocks
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In the test, there will be no color. It will be gray. Take note of that.
Quiz #1-Score is 10 out of 10
Module2.1 - Blocks Shapes and Description / Nov. 7-10 Page
Blocks are puzzle-pieces shapes used to create codes in Scratch. Types
of Block Shape

Stack Blocks have a notch on top and a bump at the bottom. These
blocks can be snapped together into stacks. They may have an input
area or a drop-down menu that displays a selection list.

Hat Blocks are placed on top of stacks, and are used to start
scripts. These blocks wait for an event to happen, such as a key
being pressed or a sprite being clicked, before running the blocks
underneath them. The four (4) below are the commonly used Hat
blocks to start scripts:
Boolean Blocks are conditions, which are either true or
false. These are shaped with angled/pointed ends <>, and fit inside
blocks with pointed or rounded holes.

Example of Boolean blocks:

C Blocks are blocks that loop or check if the condition of the blocks
within it is true. It is shaped like the letter “C”.

Example of C blocks:

Cap Blocks end scripts. These blocks have a notch on top and a flat
bottom, meaning you cannot stack blocks below it.

Example of a Cap block:

Reporter Blocks provide input for other blocks to process. Its shape is
designed with rounded ends. These blocks report numbers or strings,
and fit in blocks with rounded holes.

Example of Reporter blocks:


Activity1 Quiz
Module2.2 - Event and Motion Blocks / Nov. 21-24 Page
Scripts are made up of Scratch blocks, which have particular shapes. The
shapes tell what a particular block

does to a script.

Event Blocks -an orange color coded block that detects events, which
trigger the script to run.
Motion Blocks - blue color coded block that control the sprites
movement.

Module2.3 -Control Blocks / Nov. 28-Dec.1 Page


Scripts are made up of Scratch blocks, which have particular shapes. The
shapes tell what a particular block

does to a script.

Control Blocks a yellow gold blocks used to control scripts.


Module2.4 -Sensing Blocks / Dec. 5-8 Page
Scripts are made up of Scratch blocks, which have particular shapes. The
shapes tell what a particular block

does to a script.
Quiz1

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