Block Colors
This color block controls motion in code
Blue
Where do you turn in your homework or classwork?
In the green bin at the front of the classroom
When this button is clicked, all scripts start to run in a program
Green Flag
What is the language understood by a computer?
Code
What is the name of a character you can control in Scratch?
sprite
This color block controls events
Yellow
What is the name of the curriculum we use for coding? (Hint: Where do you log into through google classroom?)
CS First
This block is used if you want your code to continue running
Forever Block
What is computer science?
A way of creating projects and solving problems with computers. It is the study of computers and algorithms and their impact on society
Where are all the blocks stored?
On the left in the block palette.
This color block controls sounds
Pink
What is the name of the platform we use to create codes?
Scratch
What is an action that causes something to happen? There is also blocks with this title.
An event
What is an example of a loop in everyday life.
Brushing teeth. Walking a mile. etc.
What is the difference between blocks and scripts?
Blocks are single instructions whereas scripts are many blocks snapped together that run in a specific order.
This color block controls looks
purple
What categories are you graded on in STEM class?
Collaboration
Communication
Creativity
Critical Thinking
This is a sequence of steps that continue repeating. You may want your code to run in this.
Loop
Why is computer science important?
Answers will vary.
What is the difference between the stage and the code area.
The code area is the space in Scratch where you put the blocks together to make your code.
The stage is the area where a finished program is displayed when it is finished and being run.
This color block controls operations in code
green
How do you spell Ms. K's last name?
Kordelewski
What does it mean for a code to run in sequence?
To run in order one after another.
What is the difference between stop motion and traditional animation?
Stop motion animation creates each frame of animation separately from the others and usually plays them back at 12 to 24 frames per second. Regular animation is usually created digitally, though it's often applied over an existing reel of film to create special effects.
What is the relationship between frames and animation?
A frame is one image among many images. When frames are put together and shown in succession it creates animation.