Y5 Week 6

• ​By the end of the lesson, students will be able to:

  • Students can effectively use if-else statements to control the flow of their Scratch projects.

  • Students can create, set, change, and use variables in their projects.

  • Students understand and correctly use comparison operators (e.g., <, >, =) to create conditions in their projects.

The Door Lock

• If-Else Statements

• Comparison Operators

• Variables

Level 1 (10 minutes)

Objective: Create a simple Scratch project that reinforces if-else statements, comparison operators, and variables in a fun and interactive way.

Instructions:

• In this project, you will create a Quiz Game.

• Your sprite will ask two questions and wait.

• The player will type the answer by typing it into an input box.

• Use an if-else statement to compare the player's guess with the sprite's answer.

• If the guess is correct, display a "You Win!" message.

• If not, display a "Try Again" message.

Level 2 (10 minutes)

Objective: Create a simple Scratch project that reinforces if-else statements, comparison operators, and variables in a fun and interactive way.

Instructions:

• In this project, you will create a Quiz Game.

• Your sprite will ask two questions and wait.

• The player will type the answer by typing it into an input box.

• Use an if-else statement to compare the player's guess with the sprite's answer.

• If the guess is correct, display a "You Win!" message.

• If not, display a "Try Again" message.

• Keep track of the number of attempts using a variable.

• After five attempts, show a "Game Over" message.

1. ​Click on my Notion link below.
   
   
   

2. Pick a task according to your level.

3. Submit your work through Google Form.

4. Link for Google Form is given in Notion.

​https://www.notion.so/msvalerie/Week-6-Reinforcement-Activities-cea2808a8aea42cfa9df4adbe8fbe021?pvs=4