Lesson 17 - Presentation - Introduction to coding with code blocks.pptx

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It has questions and also some activities, with the expected time for each part taking a class of 1h30 min, I hope it help someone that was needing to learn about this things, it has also videos explaining how the main parts work inside of the computer.

Lesson 17 - Presentation - Introduction to coding with code blocks.pptx

Introduction to Block-Based Coding
By Nickolas Bragato
Understanding Scratch and Visual Programming

What is Block-Based Programming?
 Definition:
 A visual way to write code using draggable blocks.
 Key features:
 No need to type code — prevents syntax errors.
 Focuses on learning logic and structure.
 Great for beginners and visual learners.

Scratch Interface Overview
 Main sections:
 Stage: Where sprites perform
actions.
 Sprite List: Shows all characters and
objects.
 Block Menu: Contains draggable
coding blocks.
 Script Area: Where blocks are
connected to create code.

Basic Blocks in Scratch
 Motion Blocks: Move, turn, glide.
 Looks Blocks: Change costumes, display messages.
 Event Blocks: Start scripts (e.g., "When green flag clicked").
 Blocks snap together like puzzle pieces to build logic.

Live Demonstration (Scratch)
 Explore the Scratch interface.
 Drag a motion block to move the sprite.
 Add a "say" block to show a message.
 Watch how blocks trigger actions instantly!

Hands-On Activity
 Task: Use motion blocks to move a sprite.
 Instructions:
 Move right, left, up, and down.
 Add a message when reaching the edge of the screen.
Tip: Use the green flag to start the program

• What is a sprite?
R:
• How do scripts run in Scratch?
R:
• Which block makes an action start?
R:
Quick Quizz

Quick Quizz
• What is a sprite?
R: Any character or object.
• How do scripts run in Scratch?
R:
• Which block makes an action start?
R:

Quick Quizz
• What is a sprite?
R: Any character or object.
• How do scripts run in Scratch?
R: When their corresponding event block is triggered,
executing blocks from top to bottom.
• Which block makes an action start?
R:

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