Scratch


My fisrt scratch attempt. Using waka and creating sounds for each sprite or part of the waka. I'm still working on it. I need to practice debugging.
'The greatest joy comes from empowering students to know that all experts were once beginners too.

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  1. JacobSeptember 16, 2021 at 7:58 PM

    Well don here Tina! I think this is excellent and a great model to share with your students. I think scratch be such a great tool for us and our students when using it to explain things. I like to look it as the alternative to a google draw as it gives us the chance to interact with what we create. Keep up your hard work!

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