Lesson 4: Storytelling

After practicing how to debug code independently, pupils consider the plot in the animation 'Storytelling', then remix it to complete the story by creating a middle and an end and adding speech

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Learning Objectives

  • Programming a story

  • Choosing appropriate blocks

  • Continuing someone else’s program

  • Debugging my own program

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Programming a story
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Sway Grantham,  
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Sway Grantham (@SwayGrantham) is a Primary School Teacher, a CAS Master Teacher and Specialist Leader in Education for Primary ICT. She also has a BCS Certificate in Computer Science Teaching (Primary). She has written several curricula and conducted research into the…
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