Direct Instruction
The learning intention for this lesson was to create a playable quiz game using Scratch.
The students read a journal story and created their own quiz from it. They then converted the quiz into a playable version using Scratch. The idea was that other kids could read the same story, then complete the quiz.
Reflection
This was really fun. There ended up multiple ways to code games which was a little confusing for the kids trying to help each other, but overall I thought the lesson was quite a success. I want to try this lesson again, perhaps with some better scaffolding around the types of questions you would ask.
Things to note
This episode is structured differently. Rather than a filmed lesson that I taught in the classroom, I have tried to talk to the video so that you can see my thinking behind the lesson that I have taught - a different perspective.
Class Site Content
Walt: create a reading quiz using Scratch.
Instructions
Listen to the teachers instructions.
Read a story or article from a journal in your book box.
Fill in the template provided
Sit in your group and problem solve the coding for the Scratch prjoect together
You can ask your scratch expert for help
You can use google to help you
Learner Generated Content
Matt Goodwin / mgoodwin@ptengland.school.nz
Manaiakalani Education Trust
PO Box 18 061, Glen Innes
Auckland, New Zealand