
*This resource is ideal for lower KS2 pupils who are new to using Scratch!
It’s also a good resource for teachers who aren’t confident using Scratch themselves as there are screenshots which will help guide pupils.
Outcome: A Spooky Interactive Setting
eg. haunted castle with ghosts that move around and make noises when clicked
Learning Points:
 How to add, edit and rename a sprite / background
 Recognise the Control menu and how this works as an input in order to start a script of code
 Begin to problem solve (debug)
 Recognise the effect of adding wait times between code
 Learn how to make a sprite move, talk and play a sound
 Try to change a sprite’s costume using the ‘Looks’ change costume tab
 Learners record their own sounds and add these to their sprites
**Included in this download: **
Planning document
Powerpoint which will guide the teacher through the whole lesson
Worksheet for children to plan a spooky setting
Problem solving sheet to encourage children to be independent when they get stuck!
This resource can be used over a few lessons or would work brilliantly as a Computing Day resource.
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Great value for money! Really looking forward to sharing this with my colleague. The differentiation on the planning is also really useful. Thank you
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