Catch Game - Massachusetts Institute of Technology

EDUCATOR GUIDE Workshop Overview

Participants will gain experience with coding as they design a bouncing ball game. EDUCATOR GUIDE Workshop Overview First, gather as a group to ... Show the introductory video for the . Pong Game tutorial. The video shows pong games with a variety of themes, including ... For a more advanced project, try making a two-player game. To

  Coding, Advanced, Video

Hide and Seek - Massachusetts Institute of Technology

SCRATCH EDUCATOR GUIDE HIDE AND SEEK / EDUCATOR GUIDE scratch.mit.edu/go SCRATCH EDUCATOR GUIDE scratch.mit.edu/go HIDE AND SEEK / EDUCATOR GUIDE With this guide, you can plan and lead a one-hour workshop using Scratch.

  Hide, Hide and seek, Seek

Create a Story Cards - Scratch Resources browser

Create a Story ADD THIS CODE Click the thumbnail for each character, and then add its code. GET READY Choose two characters. Choose a Mountain backdrop. Goblin TIP You can click the menu to add a new message. Respond to a Character scratch.mit.edu Princess Broadcast a message. Princess Goblin Tell this character what to do when it receives the ...

  Story, Create

Chase Game Cards - Scratch Resources browser

Make a game where you chase a character to score points. Chase Game Cards scratch.mit.edu Set of 7 cards. Chase Game Cards Use these cards in this order: 1. Move Left and Right 2. Move Up and Down 3. Chase a Star 4. Play a Sound 5. Add a Score 6. Level Up! 7. Victory Message scratch.mit.edu Set of 7 cards. 1 Move Left and Right Press arrow keys ...

  Make, Move, Scratch

Make it Fly Make It Fly Cards - Scratch Resources browser

Make t ly Move the scenery so your character looks like it’s flying. Start Flying 2. scratchitedu ADD THIS CODE Type a negative number to move left. Start Flying GET READY Choose a sprite to fly by, such as Buildings. Start from the right end of the stage. TIP x is the position on the Stage from left to right. y = 180

  Make, Move, Make it fly make it fly

Create a Story

• Choose a character. • Make a character say something • Make a character hide and show. Click the green flag to start. Add code to the new character. Choose any character (in Scratch called a sprite). Type what you want your character to say. Add another character. Witch Wizard Use this block to have the second character wait before

  Create, Character, Create a

Pong Game Cards - Scratch Resources browser

GET READY Move your mouse pointer to move the paddle. Move the Paddle scratch.mit.edu Click the green flag to start. You can see the x position of the paddle change as you move the mouse pointer across the Stage. Choose a sprite for hitting the ball, like Paddle. Then, drag your paddle to the bottom of the Stage.

  Move, Scratch, Ready, Gpon, Move ready

Teacher Accounts - Massachusetts Institute of Technology

T o s av e y o ur o w n co p y o f t hi s d o c, cl i ck F i l e a t t he t o p l ef t , t hen s el ect M a k e a c o p y . T o s av e a co p y t o y o ur co mp ut er , s el ect D o w n l o a d .

Make Music - Scratch Resources browser

Check sound on computers or laptops 3 4 Check to make sure that the sound output is working on the computers or laptops. You may want to make headphones available (including headphone splitters to allow participants to listen together). Warm-up Activity: Repeat a Rhythm Gather the group in a circle and get ready to make music. Take

  Make, Music, Sound, The sound, Make music

Catch Game Scratch Cards

scratch.mit.edu/catch Type a negative number to fall down. Fall Down GET READY TRY IT ADD THIS CODE TIP Check if near the bottom of the Stage. Click the green flag to start. Click the stop sign to stop. Click to select the Apple. Use to move up or down. Use to set the sprite’s vertical position. Go back to the top of the Stage.

  Scratch

Helping Children Make Transitions between Activities

• As you present the workshop: Remind participants to take the culture and background of children into consideration and to work hand-in-hand with parents when they select target behaviors, since some behaviors may be part of the child’s culture. ... • Sing songs, play word or guessing games, recite rhymes, or do finger plays

  Games, Workshop

Computer Use by School Teachers in Teaching-learning Process

class, showcasing students‟ work on school-website, preparing test papers, simulations, games, students‟ assignments. They had either rarely or never used computers for presenting entire lesson, students‟ classroom ... Organization (UNESCO) implemented Beijing workshop (2003) on Teacher Training in ICT Integration ...

  Games, Workshop

Step by Step: College Awareness and Planning

Some individual time with the Workshop Facilitator and a college admission checklist for 11th and/or 12th grade should end the session. Objectives: By the end of this session students will have: n created a personal definition/description of college ... ethnic food or major league ball games. Others will hope for

  Planning, Step, College, Games, Workshop, Awareness, Step by step, College awareness and planning

Teaching FMS in Games Booklet 12.10.17 - PDST

Gaelic games should be given particular consideration as part of the games programme. Invasion games, net games, striking and fielding games, target games and shared court games provide a range of opportunities for the development of skills and understanding. Small-sided or mini versions of these games encourage maximum participation.

  Games

Games to use in workshops, meetings and the community

100 Ways to Energise Groups: Games to Use in Workshops, Meetings and the Community is one of a series of resources that the Alliance is developing to encourage participation in practice. It is a compilation of energisers, icebreakers and games that can be used by anyone working with groups of people, whether in a workshop, meeting or community ...

  Community, Games, Meeting, Workshop, Meetings and the community

Gamification: Toward a Definition

serious games can be directly linked to how authors who initially used the term tied it to specific contexts or purposes (e.g., learning), whereas the class of games satisfying the qualities of serious games has proliferated into all kinds of contexts [17]. Thus—in parallel to Sawyer's taxonomy of serious games—we

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GROUP DYNAMICS AND TEAM BUILDING

to a workshop on group dynamics and team building, presented at the WFH Global NMO Training Workshop May 16-18, 2002, in Huelva, Spain. The workshop offered two methods of learning: (1) brief talks by the facilitators that described some theory, and (2) structured activities through which the participants experienced and then discussed some of the

  Dynamics, Group, Workshop, Group dynamics

PEA PLE Cat09 Cover OP

Activities & Games Kit 1-6 Vocabulary Building Cards Sentence Building Cards Grammar Game Cards Board Games Wall Charts 1-6 Flash Cards IA-6B Other useful reference books from Longman: EASY WA Y Pearson Longman Hong Kong 18/F Cornwall House, Taikoo Place, 979 King's Road, Quarry Bay, Hong Kong t0NCMAN NEW JUNIOR PEARSON Longman Ylk Tel: …

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THE EUROPEAN UNION MARKET FOR SUSTAINABLE PRODUCTS

and office furniture, mobile phones, printed materials, and toys and games. Commissioned by the European Commission Directorate-General for Trade, the report contains data on consumer demand and retailer sourcing strategies, as well as case …

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DISABILITY RIGHTS HISTORY TIMELINE

PRIDE: A Curriculum / High School Unit 3 – Student Handout 71 DISABILITY RIGHTS HISTORY TIMELINE 1817 - The American School for the Deaf is founded in Hartford, Connecticut. This is the first school for disabled children in the Western Hemisphere. 1832 - The Perkins School for the Blind in Boston admits its first two students, the sisters Sophia and Abbey Carter.