Year 6 Computing: Programming with Scratch

January 24, 2019
As part of their Computing lessons this term, Year 6 have been improving their programming skills using Scratch. They are working towards the design of their own Antarctica themed games.  Using a 'Boat Race' Scratch activity, our precocious programmers have reacquainted themselves with commands such as position, movement and 'if' commands (conditional statements).

Year 6 have regained their confidence in using Scratch and they are now very excited about taking the next step on their Computing journey: designing their own Antarctica themed games.



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