Introduction to conditionals in Scratch - Barclays Code Playground
Key Stage: Key Stage 2 Coding Language: Scratch Resource type: Lesson plan + teacher guide
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Key resource information
- You will need: Pencil and paper, laptops or desktop computers, access to https://scratch.mit.edu
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Teaching assessment opportunities
- Have the children play the game against each other, or play themselves against the computer
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Lesson length
- 45 minutes
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Pupil objectives
- "Using my knowledge of conditional statements, I can create a game of Rock, Paper, Scissors with Scratch”
- "Using my knowledge of conditional statements, I can create a game of Rock, Paper, Scissors with Scratch”
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