In this tutorial let’s learn how to make your sprites animated for your own Scratch comic strip, animation, or TV show. 

Scratch programming aids in the development of programmatic thinking in kids. This entails kids breaking down problems into smaller sub-components by structuring code blocks and experimenting with multiple solutions.

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• Basic Skills:  It helps kids find deeper learning when they have multiple opportunities to use Scratch at different ages and grade levels.
• Project-Based Learning: Project-based learning encourages students to gain experience in designing and coding projects that express their ideas
• Video Tutorials: It offers students to spend sufficient time exploring and developing new perspectives by building confidence in their ability to be makers, not just consumers of technology.

During this lesson, students will learn how to make their sprites animated for their own Scratch comic strip, animation, or TV show. You will learn to record your voice or make your sprites appear to speak or make your sprites appear to think. Finally, you will learn to synchronize and coordinate your dialogue.

Laptop/Computer along with audio and video exchange
Notebook and Pen (To keep note of important parts in the session)