Hi everyone,
Now that we're moving into more open-ended building time, here's a list of resources/strategies that you might find helpful for developing your project:
- Scratch cards: Build up some Scratch skills with the Scratch cards, a set of twelve Scratch code excerpts that introduce everything from basic animation techniques to keyboard control to keeping score. If print isn't your medium, check out the video tutorials.
- Story Time projects handouts: Check out the Story Time project-making activities, which include instructions for building different types of stories (a slideshow, a dialogue, and a multi-scene story). Try creating one or more of the projects.
- Workshop sample projects: Check out this curated collection of digital stories created by young people on the Scratch website. Download the projects and see how they were made.
- Explore the sample projects that come with Scratch (File -> Open -> Examples).
- Browse the Scratch website and find a project that you like. Download the project and play with it.
I hope that gets you started. If there's anything you need, please don't hesitate to let us know.
Have fun!
The ScratchEd Team