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Students learn how to use the video sensing extension. They program a sprite to react to video motion. They also learn how to write their own code blocks. This editable PowerPoint includes short embedded videos to help students see how their programs should be running. The lesson culminates with an independent activity for students to demonstrate their knowledge. A rubric is included. Screenshots are from Scratch 3.0.
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3rd – 6th Grade Coding Curriculum (7 Units)
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